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What is Respect? is Etan Boritzer's 14th title in the best selling 'What is? ' series on life concepts
and difficult topics that help our children develop critical thinking skills and emotional intelligence.
This book helps our children to understand their own self-respect as well as respect for friends,
schoolmates and family, respect for religious and cultural diversity and even respect for planet
earth. The fun text is filled with questions that stimulate interactive discussion and real insights.
What is Respect? tackles a difficult and timely subject. Any parent or teacher will find
this book to be a stimulating and excellent tool to open a discussion on exploring
the many nuances of respect. The author presents a comprehensive and thoughtful
examination of respecting oneself, others, animals and objects. As an Educational
Psychologist and Social Worker who has worked for 30 years with children, ages 4 to
18, I highly recommend this book.
- Yael B. Neuman, Ph.D., LCSW
Educational Psychologist
Author Etan Boritzer brings a lot of valuable insights and questions on the subject of
respect for children and families to consider in this book. His style of stimulating children
to think about this most important topic from many different directions will support their
self-respect and self-love, as well as their respect and empathy for others.
Family Psychotherapist
How do we teach our children respect and what exactly does that mean? Etan Boritzer
does a masterful job of making this concept and its endless application to real life
scenarios easy to understand. Read it along with your kids so you can talk to them about
it as you go. I would definitely recommend this to parents in my psychology practice and
parenting classes. Boritzer's entire series "What is" books should be required reading!
- Dr. Judi Bloom, PsyD. MFT
