The other side of sorry
A Children's Book About Empathy
The Other Side of Sorry is a captivating rhyming picture book that encourages children to be empathetic and stay truthful in those uncertain times.
On a Sunday morning, AJ visited a church with his mom. On the way home, mom stopped at the store to buy milk, and she clearly instructed AJ not to pick anything as she didn’t have extra money, but AJ liked a black and white car and did something that he wasn’t supposed to do. His Mama teaches AJ the consequences of his wrongdoing and how it affected the lives of many.
Illustrations are colorful so that children can understand the story by themselves. Children will enjoy this heartwarming story that teaches the importance of saying sorry and choosing the right path.
Perfect for ages 3+
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VIP Book Bundle
$37
- The Other Side of Sorry Book (Hardcover Book)
- The Other Side of Sorry Coloring Book (Paperback Book)
- Audio Collection of Fables and Short Stories (Digital Downloads)
- The Kitchen Battle
- The Utter Chaos
- The Pursuit of Happiness
- The Happy Frog
- The Dark Woods

A Parent’s Guide to Healing Humanity
$197
- What is Emotional Intelligence (Digital Download)
- Back to Basics Raising Children with Character (Digital Download)
- 10 Values to Teach Your Children (Digital Download)
- Top 5 Ways to Apologize (Digital Download)
- 6 Ways to Teach Empathy to Children (Digital Download)
- Grow Your Child's Emotional Intelligence (Digital Download)
- The Other Side of Sorry Book (Hardcover autographed by author)
Meet Constance Jones, author of The Other Side of Sorry, A Children’s Book about Empathy

An author with a purpose
Constance has focused on teaching children empathy in her first book, The Other Side of Sorry. In this story, she uses a personal life experience to create a teachable moment for the reader and foster self-awareness in our youngest generation.
Nurture your little one's heart
Constance believes in cultivating strong values in our youngest generation by teaching empathy at an early age. Her book is aimed at helping kids understand how their actions affect others and how we can all do better for ourselves and others around us.