What Should Danny Do?

The best book for kids…my kids love to read this again and again

This is a very clever and relevant book. I bought it for my 7 year old and he loves it. At first he wanted to make all the wrong choices and see what happens. Now that we have been through all the 9 endings, he loves to go back to the start and choose for Danny. What I liked about the book is that the scenarios are so relatable and the choices so realistic! Definitely recommend the book for kids struggling to make good choices!

My daughter loved this book. Amazing concept - power of choose. Beautifully crafted.

The quality of binding is very bad. It came off in just a day. Expected better quality of book after paying such a huge amount for the book

Its a great book with a wonderful concept but we just realised that it has many pages missing. The book i've received ends on page 52 where as the original book should have 72 pages. Please beware of this seller.

I highly recommend this book for kids! I was worried that it may not be super relevant for my 4 year old girl (who is obsessed with unicorns and feminine things), but she loves it! We have read it every night since Christmas (currently mid-February) and have so much fun trying to find all the different endings. Again, highly recommend as it is a huge hit in our house.

Bought this for my grandson and he loved it. His mom also loved it cause it taught her son to consider his options and not just the first thing that comes to mind. He is 5 yrs old.

I bought this book for my 5- and 3-year-old, and it really resonated with my 5-year-old. She stayed engaged and enjoyed making choices alongside Danny. What I really appreciate is that the book shows real, everyday kid situations. For example, when the little brother gets the superhero plate and the older child wants it — Danny has to choose whether to whine or accept it. These are situations kids actually experience, which makes the lessons very relatable. Now every time my daughter starts to whine, I just ask, “What would Danny do?” and it’s honestly amazing how quickly she shifts her mood and becomes more open to discussing things instead of whining. My 3-year-old wasn’t as into it yet — I think he’s just a bit young to fully understand the message — but I plan to try again next year. This kept my daughter engaged for a solid 20 minutes, and even at bedtime she was still talking about the power to choose. Such a thoughtful and helpful book for kids learning emotional regulation and decision-making.

A real fun book to read with kids. It also seems they got the message in the most part!

Perfect.