What is Peace? by Etan Boritzer

‘What is Peace?’ by Etan Boritzer and illustrated by Jeff Vernon is a beacon, encouraging individuals of all ages to reflect on the significance of peaceful coexistence and the role each person plays in shaping a harmonious world.

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What Is Peace? by Etan Boritzer

What does peace really mean, and how can we help create a more peaceful world?

In What Is Peace?, children’s author Etan Boritzer invites young readers to explore an important concept that affects us all. Through thoughtful questions and an engaging approach, this book encourages children to consider what peace means in their own lives, their relationships, and the wider world.

Peace isn’t just about ending arguments or preventing conflict. It also involves learning to understand one another, treating people with kindness, and finding ways to live together despite our differences. By exploring the meaning of peace, children can begin to think about how their own words, choices, and actions can make a positive difference.

Learning to Build Peace Through Understanding

Children encounter disagreements and differences of opinion every day. What Is Peace? offers an opportunity to talk about how we respond to those moments and how listening, empathy, fairness, and respect can help us work through conflict.

The book also provides a starting point for discussing peace in our communities and around the world. It encourages children to think beyond themselves and consider how understanding people from different cultures, backgrounds, and beliefs can help create a more harmonious society.

A Meaningful Resource for Families and Educators

What Is Peace? can help parents, grandparents, teachers, and caregivers begin important conversations about friendship, conflict, cooperation, and respect for others.

Read it together at home, use it to spark classroom discussions, or introduce it in children’s programs that promote social-emotional learning, character development, and interfaith understanding.

Part of Etan Boritzer’s What Is? series, this book makes an important life concept approachable for young readers and encourages them to think about the role they can play in creating a more peaceful world.

Help children discover that peace begins with understanding and grows through the way we treat one another.

Product Details

  • Author: Etan Boritzer
  • Reading age: 7-9
  • Length: 40 pages
  • Language: English
  • Dimensions: 8 x 10
  • Series: What Is?
Weight.3 lbs
Dimensions8.25 × 10 × .3 in

About the Author

Etan Boritzer writes best selling books for children (ages 5 – 11) on character education, social values and the BIG questions which children ask about life. He believes as Audrey Hepburn said while Director of UNICEF: Children are the only hope. His books are translated into 6 languages and have been widely praised by numerous parents magazines, national newspapers and professional and educational reviews. He has written books for children on topics such as self-esteem, grief and loss, bullying, ethics and tolerance.

Reviews

A book that gently teaches the true essence and workings of peace. WHAT IS PEACE? helps children to know that peace begins within ourselves, that peace, and the happiness it gives, does depend on having things. A wonderful reading experience!
Judith L. Hand, Phd, Author, WOMEN, POWER AND THE BIOLOGY OF PEACE, Founder afuturewithoutwar.com

WHAT IS PEACE is a truly wonderful look into understanding what peace can be on an individual basis, and how to share that peace with everyone you know and meet. This title gives you ways to really grasp the values that are essential to knowing peace from the inside out.
Michele Little, Founder unitedpeace.org, Sister of Fallen Firefighter 911 David Weiss, Rescue 1, Midtown Manhattan NY

WHAT IS PEACE? sends a message of peace to children in a way that is easy for them to understand. The book helps children to understand that problems can be resolved in nonviolent ways, and that violence is not an acceptable way to resolve conflicts. I strongly urge parents and all childcare providers to read this book with their children!
Robert Geffner, PhD, Pres. Insitute on Violence, Abuse and Trauma, Alliant International University, San Diego CA

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