What Should Danny Do? on Vacation

Love it! Fun, innovative format, a great way to learn creativity and how to make good choices

Purchased as a present for my nephew to complete his series of books. I never knew they existed. I love the concept of teaching through consequences by ones choices. I enjoy that the books give the reader the power to make decisions then see the outcomes of those choices both positive or negative. Amazing and well constructed books makes reading fun for kids while learning life lessons. Best part my nephew's name is Danny lol.

Yo compré el de What should Danny do? (EN ESPAÑOL) para mi nieto.. No quería leer nada, pero en la escuela le encargaron leer un libro y hacer un resumen. Mi hija le empezó a leer el de Danny (para su tarea) y me sorprendió cuando me dijo que le había interesado y que en las noches pedía que le siguiera leyendo el libro de Danny. Ellos pidieron el de Schools Day y yo el de On Vacation!. Si me gustaría que estos dos últimos los editaran en Español. Siento que es buen aprendizaje para los niños.

We have all 3 "What should Danny do" books and they all are absolutely awesome. Both my kids (aged 8 and 3) love it and love reading them over and over again. Gorgeous illustrations and really nice story lines. The fact that they get to choose the way the story goes is so exciting for both of them. The only disappointment is caused by the fact that there (so far) isnt more of them. Would 100% recommend to anyone with kids.

I could sing about this book from the rooftops. Not only is it one of the most requested books in our home, I love that it teaches safety and natural consequences. Well done to the authors who have a situation in which Danny, the main character loses his family and needs to ask a safe adult to help him. This was a great conversation starter for our kids if this were to ever happen. We have all three books from this series but I think this one is my favorite. It teaches compassion, making healthy decisions and how to manage emotions. This should be a staple in all elementary school aged kids’ homes. The choices make it fun for the kids as they can make “good or not so good” decisions with how to proceed. Even if they choose the “not so good” choice they can see how a possibly poorer outcome can happen. I can’t say this enough- I highly recommend. I hope for a fourth book of this series!