Maybe Right, Maybe Wrong

Maybe Right, Maybe Wrong by Dan Barker is a picture book that invites kids to think about ethics by listening to their own conscience, not just obeying authority. Through simple scenarios and illustrations, it encourages children to pause, consider how actions affect others, and be willing to change their minds. Parents who want explicit tools for raising thoughtful, compassionate kids appreciate its clear, secular framing. As with Barker’s other books, families with strong religious traditions may want to preview it and decide how to integrate it into their values. It’s an affordable way to kick off early conversations about morality and autonomy.