Back to Virtue; Traditional Moral Wisdom for Modern Moral Confusion by Peter Kreeft calls for the active pursuit of virtue. He contrasts the theological and cardinal virtues with the seven deadly sins and reminds us that virtue is not a mark of timidity or weakness, but of vitality and strength.
	Upbringing: A Discussion Handbook for Parents of Young Children by Jim Stenson serves as a springboard for discussion between spouses and among parents. This clear book stresses the need to deliberately cultivate character and to remember that ultimately parents are raising future adults, not perpetual children. Also by Stenson: Lifeline: The Religious Upbringing of Your Children
	Character Building: a Guide for Parents and Teachers by David Isaacs offers a thorough examination of a wide range of virtues essential to genuine happiness. Topics covered include order, moderation, patience, modesty, simplicity and generosity.