What Should Danny Do?

Book · 2017 · Ganit Levy and Adir Levy, illustrated by Mat Sadler

A cheerful choose-your-own-story picture book that follows Danny, a self-described superhero-in-training, through a single day of everyday choices like sharing a snow cone or staying positive when things go wrong. Every path leads to a consequence kids can see and discuss, making it a wonderful conversation starter rather than a concern.

A great pick for preschool through early elementary, roughly ages 3 to 8, whether read aloud together or tackled independently by confident early readers.

Big emotionsBehavior modeled

Chapters to know about

Behavior modeledChoice paths involving Danny's brotherMild

On certain paths, Danny reacts selfishly or angrily toward his younger brother (for example, over a plate or a snow cone); the story immediately shows the unhappy result, so the behavior is never presented as acceptable.

Big emotionsNegative-outcome story endingsMild

A few endings show Danny feeling bad about himself after a poor choice; these low-key moments are ideal for a quick chat about how choices feel afterward.