The Energy Bus for Kids: A Story about Staying Positive and Overcoming Challenges Hardcover – Picture Book, August 21, 2012

Great book for adult and so happy that made it into a children's book! We are a Jon Gordon loving family!

This is a great children’s book to read to elementary students. The book has a great message. I enjoy reading this book to my students in the classroom

I got this book to read my fourth grade students for the first week of school. It gives so many great lessons that they can carry through for the whole year.

This book helped my 7year old son with his self-esteem, advocating for himself, and express his feelings in a positive way! I read the adult book the energy bus and thought this would be a great book to read with him! Get this book!

I loved that this book explains in simple terms for kids how to be the driver of their own bus! The illustrations were fabulous. This book is a great book to help kids learn to take control of their own lives and be happy! I would highly recommend it to all!

I received this book, excited to share it with my children, especially after I’ve read the adult version. To my disappointment, the book had damage, and it smelled of bleach, which is concerning if I am going to let my little one, hold the book and read it.I recommend the book being spread over few days, so the kids have a chance to let the concepts sink in.Just wish it didn’t smell of bleach had crumpled pages in the book jacket, torn.

My niece’s school has this as their “book of the year”. Of course I had to be sure she had her own copy, and I naturally had to get the adult version bundled.My SIL messaged me the first week of school saying it was the new bedtime story every night since receiving it. She also told me that my niece’s “new best friend” told her they couldn’t be friends any more because she found other new friends. The tears of kindergarten, right? My nice said instead of being sad, she was going to do like her book said and be happy her friend was happy; she went along to play by herself.Early lessons are hard to teach, and the social dynamics of this ever-changing world even harder. It made me happy that this book helped her keep a positive mindset in a challenging/upsetting situation. And, now, she has more new friends and received a perfect mid-quarter review score on her classroom citizenship.

I used this book as a lesson in positivity. Good choices and a positive attitude are emphasized in this relatable story for kids.