All of us learned valuable lessons from T.A. for Tots when I read it my children many years ago. Today's children need to benefit from its insights as well; unfortunately our book our lent and never returned. We would love to read it again and give copies to all our young friends.

Going from a teenager to a young adult, I read the book T. A. for Teens. I wished I had learned about transactional analysis throughout my school years.It would have helped me deal and understand my behavior and that of others, as well as be a happier person. Now, I am a mother of a wonderful little girl. I'm looking for T.A. for Tots, to start her out earlier than I did. BUT IT IS OUT OF PRINT!!! Please, please, please bring it back. So the new generation of kids can get an early start on understanding warm fuzzies and cold pricklies, and how to comunicate their feelings in a possitve, constructive way. Looking forward to seeing the book available again. Thanks. Liza

I grew up with this book. "Warm fuzzies" my now be a cliche in some circles but it truly can be a wonderful teaching tool for children. I learned a lot about how to treat others and how I would like to be treated through this book. Please if at all possible, amazon.com, help those of us who have been touched by this book for over twenty years to continue to share the wealth of this book with the next generation. Pass on the word to the publisher.

My mother bought this book for me over 20 years ago. I have a photo of me reading it to my younger sister when I was 7 and she was 18 months old. I loved the book back then, and I love it equally now. The message of giving love freely and universally is beautiful. The illustrations are also lovely. I look forward to the time when my own son is old enough to enjoy the Warm Fuzzy Tale. I'm so glad that it's still in print! The story might be geared toward children, but even adults can find something meaningful and reassuring within its pages. Something that will make you feel, well...warm and fuzzy!

I received this book when I was 5 (20 years ago) and loved it growing up. It tends to be one of things that helps me still. I reccomend it for kids of all ages. Some might call it a hippy thing, but in this day and age it is even more neccessary.

I absolutely love this book! Growing up hearing the "warm fuzzy story" told to me by verbal storytelling, I was delighted to find this book in print. I have used it to read many children to sleep at summer camps and overnights and have bought several copies to give away. This is an endearing story with a wonderful, positive message that kids CAN change the world and the illustrations are just TOO cute!

I bought this book in the 1970's and used it to teach my children about their emotions & how to understand them and deal with the emtions constructively. We all still refer to the basic, and one of the most important lessons TA (transactional analysis),teaches regarding "you get back what you put out". Thirty years later, we still use the terms we learned from this book "warm fuzzies", "cold prickles" and whether someone is coming from their "adult, parent or child" by words, actions or feelings. This book is able to teach very useful pychological therories to very young children AND teach them how to improve their life and understand people around them in a very fun and exciting way. My book is falling apart and now has missing pages from using it over and over through the years. I had the TA for TOT's also. This is a MUST HAVE for raising children.

This book must have recently been reprinted. A while ago, when my tattered one fell apart and I tried to replace it, none were available. So now that they are - grab one fast, before they run out!

A very readable, sensible, fairytale... sweet pictures, (you really can read them to toddlers) which clear explanations of Transational Analysis, but more to the point, it describes feelings and behaviours to small children (and their parents) in a way that makes sense.

It's very good about describing negative attention getting and why people do it, and what we can do about that, and also about feelings in general. Mine literally wore out, and I'm very pleased to see it in reprint.

cheers, amf001