Pot, what it Is, what it Does

Name: Pot, what it Is, what it Does
ISBN: 9780688842000

by Ann Tobias

When a child hears about marijuana, this book provides clear, age-appropriate facts to help them understand what it is and its effects.

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About This Book

A parent might reach for this book when their child starts asking questions about marijuana after hearing about it at school, online, or on TV. This book provides a direct, non-judgmental introduction to the basic facts about pot. It explains what it is, where it comes from, and its effects on the body and mind in simple, scientific terms. By focusing on honesty and curiosity, it empowers a child with knowledge, helping them build the self-confidence to make informed decisions. It serves as an excellent, calm starting point for a family conversation about a complex topic.

Curiosity & Wonder Peer Pressure Honesty & Integrity Self-Confidence & Identity Growing Up Friendship & Social Fear & Bravery Being Different

What Parents Should Know

Substance ReferencesModerate

The entire book is a factual discussion about marijuana, its use, and its effects on the body.

Sensitive Topics

The central topic is substance use (marijuana). The book’s approach is direct, scientific, and secular. It avoids moralizing, focusing instead on observable effects. It aims to inform and empower the reader to make healthy choices based on facts, not fear. The resolution is an informed reader, not a specific narrative conclusion.