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I Am Brave: At School (Simple Stories For Building Strong Character Traits In Your Children)

Instilling wholesome, moral character traits in your children starts when they are young.

To help ensure your child grows up strong, with a healthy belief in who they are and what they stand for- you must teach them! Because if you aren’t teaching your children- someone else is…

With all the negative influences from school, television and video games- every child desperately needs positive reinforcement.

Unfortunately we don’t always have the time or energy to teach our children.

That is why I’ve developed these quick, easy-to-read books. It won’t take you more than five to fifteen minutes to read the story and explain the important aspects to your child.

To make it even easier, I add 6 questions you can ask your little one after you read the story. There’s even a short, sweet, two paragraph summary at the end that ties everything together.

In this short, simple story, your child will see, and understand bravery. It will explain to your little one that just because you’re scared- doesn’t mean you aren’t brave. Bravery is about doing the right thing even when you’re scared.

If you want strong children with high moral integrity- you MUST teach them while they are still “wet cement”.

And It’s Never Been Easier...
Take advantage of this LIMITED TIME LOW PRICE now. Scroll up, click the “Buy” button and you’ll be reading this to your kid tonight!Instilling wholesome, moral character traits in your children starts when they are young.

To help ensure your child grows up strong, with a healthy belief in who they are and what they stand for- you must teach them! Because if you aren’t teaching your children- someone else is…

With all the negative influences from school, television and video games- every child desperately needs positive reinforcement.

Unfortunately we don’t always have the time or energy to teach our children.

That is why I’ve developed these quick, easy-to-read books. It won’t take you more than five to fifteen minutes to read the story and explain the important aspects to your child.

To make it even easier, I add 6 questions you can ask your little one after you read the story. There’s even a short, sweet, two paragraph summary at the end that ties everything together.

In this short, simple story, your child will see, and understand bravery. It will explain to your little one that just because you’re scared- doesn’t mean you aren’t brave. Bravery is about doing the right thing even when you’re scared.

If you want strong children with high moral integrity- you MUST teach them while they are still “wet cement”.

And It’s Never Been Easier...
Take advantage of this LIMITED TIME LOW PRICE now. Scroll up, click the “Buy” button and you’ll be reading this to your kid tonight!

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Question by The Money Cat: Would you group Coraline with these other children’s books?
Would you group the book Coraline with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Peter & Wendy, and The Wizard of Oz ? I’m just wondering since they are all children’s books written in third person point of view with a female child protagonist who travels into another world. Can you please tell me your reasons for grouping, or not grouping, these books together? Thank you.

Best answer:

Answer by XenonVotex “Team Voldemort”
Alice’s Adventuer’s in Wonderland, yes. I don’t see why it should be grouped with the other two, though. I don’t see the connection.

What do you think? Answer below!

Book Week display at HJ Daley Library


Image by Campbelltown City Council
2011 Children’s Book Week display with the theme One World, Many Stories.

Video edition of “Love You Forever,” the popular book for children. Very emotional story.

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