When Louis hears that he has trouble with personal space, he doesn't believe it. After all, he is a self-proclaimed space expert and when he hears he has been chosen to attend the principal's personal space camp he is overjoyed. All Louis heard was that it was a space camp. The word personal didn't register with him and so when he went to the camp he was more than surprised that personal space camp really wasn't about lunar landings and planets.

What Louis learns is what many young children need to learn, that everyone has his or her own comfort bubble and it is not right to impose on others and infringe on their space.

This easy-to-read book with delightful illustrations will enable you to get this important message across to young children in a way they will understand and accept.

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TOPICS: Behavior, social skills

INCLUDES: Story

GRADE LEVELS: 1-3/AGES: 6-8

FOR USE WITH: Individuals, classrooms, small groups

AUTHOR: Julia Cook

RECOMMENDED FOR: Elementary-school counselors,social workers, elementary teachers, librarians, youth group leaders

9 X 8, 32 pages, color illustrations, paperback,2006