peacebook

noun
UK /ˈpiːsbʊk/
US /ˈpiːsbʊk/

A peacebook is a special book that helps people learn how to be kind and calm together.

The teacher read from the peacebook to help the children solve their argument.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A notebook where someone writes down ideas for making the world more peaceful.

She filled her peacebook with drawings of people helping each other.

3. A collection of stories and activities about peace for children.

At bedtime, they read a story from the peacebook about two friends who shared.

4. A digital or printed guide used in schools to teach peaceful problem-solving.

The school added a peacebook to every classroom to reduce bullying.