Lila Danisa
I got this book for my son, but along the way, this book is also for me. I am not the type of person who read self-help books, but I got hooked with children self-help books. It easily to understand and so simple to follow.
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"Engaged parents, guardians, and other caregivers, such as teachers and therapists, have the strongest impact on molding the minds and actions of young people."
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This book easily explained about how to be kind. The examples of situations the young people might find in daily life helped so much to understand and how to implement the motivations to actions.
My son loved the illustrations so much. The little bee with beautiful flowers. He was eager to follow the little bee while I read and explained the book to him.
Encouraged by this book, we tried to be kind, even in the simplest ways possible, every single days. I still need to reread this book to my son so he could fully understand and implement this book in his life.
Thank you to Kristie Zoller, Future Horizons, and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.
I got this book for my son, but along the way, this book is also for me. I am not the type of person who read self-help books, but I got hooked with children self-help books. It easily to understand and so simple to follow.
---
"Engaged parents, guardians, and other caregivers, such as teachers and therapists, have the strongest impact on molding the minds and actions of young people."
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This book easily explained about how to be kind. The examples of situations the young people might find in daily life helped so much to understand and how to implement the motivations to actions.
My son loved the illustrations so much. The little bee with beautiful flowers. He was eager to follow the little bee while I read and explained the book to him.
Encouraged by this book, we tried to be kind, even in the simplest ways possible, every single days. I still need to reread this book to my son so he could fully understand and implement this book in his life.
Thank you to Kristie Zoller, Future Horizons, and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.