When Kids Drive Kids Crazy How to Get Along with Your Friends and Enemies

This non-fiction guide helps middle-grade readers understand and cope with difficult peer relationships. Instead of a narrative plot, the book is structured into chapters that analyze different types of frustrating behaviors in other kids, such as bullying, bossiness, and showing off. Author Eda LeShan uses relatable anecdotes to explain the potential underlying reasons for these behaviors, like insecurity or problems at home. The book then offers compassionate, practical advice on how to respond to these situations, build self-confidence, and cultivate healthier friendships.