fighting (psychology)

Twin siblings Princess Gusty Ox and Prince Marvin fight constantly until the court wizard sends them on a challenge that requires the royal pair to cooperate.

Provides information about how fights get started, offers advice on how to deal with anger without getting physical, features real-life examples of fighting, and includes quizzes.

When a brother and sister have a pillow fight to decide which of them will get to sleep with the dog, their battle escalates to engulf the world.

Two young mole brothers fight over whether they should build a hill or dig a hole, but when each works on his own project, they get surprising results.

A discussion of fighting, looking at what fighting is, and the reasons why people fight, and offering advice to young people on what to do if they feel like fighting or if they see others fighting.

Rhyming text follows a set of twins as they fight over two new toys, break one, and learn to share the other.

Amber Brown is excited about Halloween and her special costume for trick or treating.

Sophomore Frankie finally finds the courage to ask his long-term friend, Julianne, to the Homecoming dance, which ultimately leads to a face-off between a tough senior whose family owns most of their small, New Mexico town, and Frankie's soccer-star older brother and his gang-member friends.

After seeing the human child, Leanna, argue with her younger sister, the four tiny, winged horses leave their new home in an apple tree for another adventure, but their day of berry picking is spoiled by a fight of their own.

Describes common forms of conflict, the reasons behind conflicts, and various positive ways to deal with and defuse tough situations at school, at home, and in the community without getting physical.