It’s Not Fair (Digital Ebook, Ages 5–10)
It’s Not Fair is a digital chapter book designed to help young readers explore fairness, responsibility, and perspective through relatable, real-life situations.
This digital resource integrates English Language Arts and Social Studies (Civics & Character Education) by encouraging students to read, reflect, and discuss common childhood experiences involving rules, expectations, and consequences.
Told from a child’s point of view, the story highlights everyday frustrations—such as chores, homework, and limits on treats—while guiding readers to better understand fairness, responsibility, and the reasons behind rules.
This ebook supports:
- Reading comprehension and story analysis (English Language Arts)
- Understanding fairness, rules, and personal responsibility (Social Studies – Character Education)
- Reflection, discussion, and communication through guided responses (ELA & Social Studies)
Ideal for early elementary learners, this engaging story helps students build both literacy skills and social understanding in a way they can relate to.
Subjects Covered (for Approval Clarity)
Subjects:
- English Language Arts
- Social Studies (Civics & Character Education)
Use Your Homeschool Scholarship or ESA Funds
This digital curriculum may be eligible for purchase using homeschool education savings accounts (ESA), state scholarship funds, and education freedom programs including ClassWallet, Odyssey, and TEFA (Texas Education Freedom Accounts). Eligibility varies by state and program.
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Ryan Tramontanas –
My son LOVED this book. He said that it was easy for him to read, there were only a couple of words that he didn’t know. He’s 8. 🙂
Honubratt808 –
Great lesson for kids and is written in their language. Love the fact that it’s from a child’s point of view 🙂
David L –
The fact of an unfair life certainly resonates with many children and many adults as well. It is fun to see something written that the kids will understand and sympathize with, while at the same time allowing the parents to harken back to when they were a child a see the “unfair” treatment from the perspective of a child.
Amazon Customer –
Great book, enjoyable for my almost 8yr old to read. Will be reading this one again when my younger son gets old enough to read. Thanks JoDee!
Peachferrari –
My daughter (7) really liked this book. It was easy enough for her to read by herself, and she could relate to many of the ideas when the characters would complain about something not being fair. She had made some of the same arguments before.
Kayla Simon –
Loved reading it with my 6 year old! She was
Anonymous (verified owner) –