Have you ever had to use creativity and spontaneity in order to help yourself? Have you ever had impulsiveness make you do wild and risky things? You're never too young to learn about impulsiveness and how it can both help you and also cause problems. Children can relate to the contents of this story, which include bullying, dealing with bullies, getting into mischief and navigating impulsiveness. Discover the fifth book in a new character-building children's series. In The Think, Then Do Karate Kid, karate girl, Michi, has to figure out how to deal with a bully. But then after impulsiveness helps her to successfully stop the bullying, she feels invincible. Michi starts to do wilder and more destructive things, much to the chagrin of her karate teachers. Can Michi figure out how to navigate impulsiveness? Will she learn how to control impulsiveness before it makes her do something she'll regret? This fully-illustrated character-building book includes: -A glossary of important words to help start the conversation on impulsiveness and self-control. -Seven examples of dealing with bullying shown by the main character child in the story. -A strange but not-too-scary monster embodying impulsiveness. -Concepts clearly presented in kid-friendly text and illustrations. -Created by a certified children's karate instructor with over 23 years of experience. Character is POWER! This book can help the children in your life improve the character traits of self-control and restraint.