"Describes caring as a virtue and suggests ways in which caring can be shown, such as recycling, donating to charity, helping others, and listening."--

Explains the virtue of cooperation and how readers can practice it at home, in the community, and with each other.

Explains the virtue of honesty and how readers can practice it at home, in school, in the community, and with each other.

Describes peacefulness as a virtue and suggests ways in which children can recognize and practice it.

"Describes responsibility as the virtue of being honest and suggests ways in which responsibility can be shown such as taking care of a pet, and completing homework and other school assignments"--Amazon.com.

Examines the related concepts of fairness and justice and explains the meaning of equal treatment for individuals, families, communities, and nations.

Discusses how great leaders are made, why they lead, and why people follow them.

"The Penguin purchases Gotham's largest media company. Meanwhile, a crime wave hits the city. Batman soon learns that these events are related. After the Dark Knight stops a crime, the Penguin's TV news channel edit the security tapes and police reports to make Batman look like a criminal. People begin to fear the Dark Knight. If he can't prove his innocence, the hero will end up in prison, and the Penguin will fly free"--P. [4] of cover.

"Batman has been kidnapped by the Riddler! The crook has left behind one of his infamous riddles, addressed to Robin. If Robin can solve the puzzle, he will locate the Caped Crusader, but that first riddle leads to another. Then the Riddler turns off all the lights in Gotham City. What, Robin wonders, is the point? When will the riddles end? If the Boy Wonder cannot find his partner by the next sunrise, Batman will be gone forever"--P. [4] of cover....