Books, that will teach your child some meaningful values!

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We love reading !!

“READING IS LIKE DREAMING WITH OPEN EYE 👁️ “, 

 & by reading, we mean books. Books are great? aren’t they? They stimulate your mind, force you to think 🤔, increase knowledge, expand vocabulary etc. 

Do you remember how we used to love reading storybooks, anecdotes &how we used to get scolded for sharing those with our friends ? from detective to fiction, to superhero to comics everything that had a colourful picture we loved that as a child. Now, the time has changed, with so much exposure to cartoons, internet & lots of entertainment sources out there most kids are not interested in reading. cause reading is a bit painful task as compared to watching something on tv.&kids hate doing difficult stuff. That’s why as a parent, the best thing you can do with your child is to give him/her a book to read. You might say my child doesn’t read or he doesn’t have time to read storybooks, but old & wise says,

” A MAN WHO READ LIVES THOUSAND LIFE, WHO DOESN’T LIVE ONLY ONE “.

From childhood, if you can build this habit in your children, later they will thank you & it will pay them forever. from books not only your little one can gain so much knowledge from experts & others but also that will push them towards a better future & help them grow as a better human being. Here are some book recommendation for your children. This book will teach them moral values to go further in every aspect of their life. 

• GRATITUDE:

DID I EVER TELL YOU HOW LUCKY YOU ARE 

by Dr Seuss 

In 21 century as your child goes through your life, he/she might face a problem. They might tell you though I have everything, I’m not happy . Just because of the lac understanding of gratitude. 

They don’t know how lucky they are. This book will teach them how lucky they are cause it could always be worse. here is a review of this book

• GENEROSITY:

THE GIVING TREE 

by Shel Silverstein. 

The story is a boy who learns a lesson about the gift of giving when it’s too late. 

another substitute is  ONE HEN: HOW ONE SMALL LOAN MADE A BIG DIFFERENCE by Katie Smith Milway. 

This is the true story of a mother who gives a little money to her son, Kojo, after receiving a loan from some village families & how with that tiny loan Kojo buys a hen that grows to a large flock and then an entire farm. This outstanding story will blow your’s child’s mind. here is a review of that book

• HONESTY 

honesty is the secret of success, happiness, achievements & fulfilment. 

as your child grows into this world, if you can build this thing into them, they will grow as an asset not only for your family but also for country & this world.

SAM TELLS STORIES

BY: Thierry Robberecht

Many children can relate to this story Sam is so eager to make friends at his new school that he tells them a story that isn’t true. But when the truth comes out, Sam realizes the difference between telling a story and spinning a tale. here is a review of that book.

substitute, 

THE BERENSTAIN BEARS AND THE TRUTH

BY: Stan and Jan Berenstain

Its a brother& sister story When Brother and Sister Bear accidentally break Mama’s favourite lamp, their little lie about how it happened grows bigger and bigger. here is a review of that book.

• KINDNESS 

Emotion makes us human. If someone knows how to use it properly, he can make his/her life a lot easier. 

GOOD PEOPLE EVERYWHERE

By: Lynea Gillen

This colourful picture book contains endearing examples and vibrant illustrations of people doing good to inspire children to be grateful, caring, and kind. The message is that people are good. here is a review of that book

another substitute is 

HAVE YOU FILLED A BUCKET TODAY?

BY: Carol McCloud

This award-winning book is based on a beautiful metaphor – that everyone has an invisible bucket that is either be filled or dipped into. Helping others and being kind feels the bucket, while the opposite empties it out. here is a review of that book

• INDIVIDUALITY

The first & foremost skill in the world is Self-love. If you don’t love yourself you will compare yourself to others very often & that leads to so many problems later on; like anxiety, depression etc.

A BAD CASE OF STRIPES

BY: David Shannon

Camilla Cream is very, very worried about what other people think of her. In fact, she’s so worried that she refuses to eat her favourite food, lima beans, simply because the other kids don’t like them. But things change when she breaks out in a bad case of the stripes. This story will teach you that you are different, don’t ashamed of yourself, just accept who you truly are, being different doesn’t make you a stranger. here is a review of that book.

another book is ELMER

BY: David McKee

Elmer is the multi-coloured elephant, while all the other elephants are grey. He’s different and not so sure he likes that. It takes some time for Elmer to accept who he is, but, when he does, he couldn’t be happier. Means Self-acceptance takes time but comes with a big reward. here is a review of that book  

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now we have covered all the books & we are curious to know which of those books in this books list that you have already given to your child? let us know in the comments.

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