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Describes the qualities to consider in selecting the perfect rock for play and pleasure.

A cat sits in the doorway and tries to decide whether to go inside where he might get fed again, go outside where he might have an adventure, or stay where he is.

A boy has a difficult time making decisions even though there is a vocal bunch of Hunches to help him.

Would you rather drink snail squash or eat mashed worms? Help a witch make stew? Tickle a monkey? Or maybe - if you could really be anyone or do anything in the world - would you rather just be .

Examines the various decisions and choices people can make on a daily basis, discussing the importance of acting responsibly, independent thinking, and making good choices.

Imagines different scenarios of what could happen after a boy throws a beach ball into the ocean.

Simple text and photographs discuss the role of U.S. Presidents, covering their responsibility to sign laws into action, give speeches, meet with foreign leaders, lead the military, and more, and includes biographical facts about Barack Obama.

Brings up the provocative question of whether you desire something because it will be useful or just because it will be fun.

Discusses the decisions faced by such explorers as Christopher Columbus, James Cook, Samuel de Champlain, and Robert Scott, offers options these men needed to consider, and analyzes the courses of action they chose.

Collection of stories by the nineteenth century author, featuring his most famous tale, "The Lady or the Tiger," which poses a dilemma that was hotly debated for years after its publication.

A mouse discovers an extraordinary stone that can bring delight or disaster to the world.

Explains peer pressure; discusses reasons kids give in to it; outlines ten ways to refuse to do something that has negative consequences; and includes reflection questions, a glossary, and a list of resources.

Fourth grader Monty can't ever make up his mind, but when a school project tests his abilities, Monty has to decide - should he follow what his teachers say, or do what he knows is right?.

When his class of underachievers is assigned to spend three torturous weeks taking care of their own "babies" in the form of bags of flour, Simon makes amazing discoveries about himself while coming to terms with his long-absent father.

Surveys Reagan's two terms as president and examines some of the important decisions which he made with their short and long-term effects on the nation.