I used this after reading Ten Good Rules as a way of asking preschool children what rules / commandments they would add; I did not read the entire book to them, only random pages. It is colorful. The commandments are grouped into categories at the end of the book; the religious/community organizations are listed in the back as well. ( )

If there were an Eleventh Commandment, what would it be? Children of many religious denominations across America answer this question in their own drawings and words in The 11th Commandment. This full-color collection of Eleventh Commandments reveals kids thoughts and concerns about life, and explores kids ideas about how people should respond to God, through living with others; living with the earth; living with family; living with yourself; and living with God. From No polluting the world, to You shall not make fun of the handicapped, to You have to help your mom, to No punching in the head, The 11th Commandment celebrates the unique spirituality of children...and helps us take a fresh look at how we can create a better world in which to live. A Publishers Weekly Best Book of 1996