“That’s not fair!” — a phrase every parent, educator and caregiver has heard before. But what does fairness really mean?
Is That Really Fair? is a beautiful, thought-provoking children’s book that helps little learners understand that fairness is not always about everyone getting the same thing — it’s about giving people what they need.
Perfect for homes, classrooms and early learning settings, this story encourages meaningful conversations while supporting social-emotional development.
📚 Encourages empathy and understanding
💛 Supports emotional literacy and inclusion
🧠 Introduces equity in a child-friendly way
✨ Perfect for social-emotional learning discussions
👧 Recommended for ages 3–8
Written by teacher and counsellor Greer Kharidi and beautifully illustrated by Nadia Ronquillo, this heart-warming story is a valuable addition to any bookshelf.
Extend the learning with teacher and parent resources available at www.withgreer.com.
A gentle, engaging way to help children understand fairness, kindness and the importance of seeing the world through someone else’s eyes.
“That’s not fair!” — a phrase every parent, educator and caregiver has heard before. But what does fairness really mean?
Is That Really Fair? is a beautiful, thought-provoking children’s book that helps little learners understand that fairness is not always about everyone getting the same thing — it’s about giving people what they need.
Perfect for homes, classrooms and early learning settings, this story encourages meaningful conversations while supporting social-emotional development.
📚 Encourages empathy and understanding
💛 Supports emotional literacy and inclusion
🧠 Introduces equity in a child-friendly way
✨ Perfect for social-emotional learning discussions
👧 Recommended for ages 3–8
Written by teacher and counsellor Greer Kharidi and beautifully illustrated by Nadia Ronquillo, this heart-warming story is a valuable addition to any bookshelf.
Extend the learning with teacher and parent resources available at www.withgreer.com.
A gentle, engaging way to help children understand fairness, kindness and the importance of seeing the world through someone else’s eyes.
