Category: Children ISBN-10: B08XPT1Z5H
Type: Fiction
Copyright: February 27, 2021
Price: $3.99 (eBook)
An inspiring story about how good deeds bring joy and make us happy.
Max does not understand why you need to help others if you can just pass by. But the inspiring example of the father changes the boy's idea of kindness. Max decided to be kind and he likes it.
I Like To Be Kind - this is a fun and cheerful story that inspires children to do good deeds. After reading this charming story, the child will learn what kindness is and how any kind act, big or small, can make us happier.
Book Details:
* A board book about kindness for children 3-6 years old
* Cute illustrations with nice rhyming story
* Not too long, grabs kid’s attention
* Print version includes COLORING PAGES
* Perfect for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten
This colorful book helps children become happier by showing them the amazing benefits of choosing kindness. So if you are looking for a funny and funny story about a boy who likes to be kind, then this book is for you!
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Professional Reviews
*****SO beautiful!
Loved the message, of course, but really liked the involvement of the father in teaching this lesson. In our society these days, kindness is not emphasized nearly enough, and the whole world would be much better off if it were. It's one of the most valuable character traits to have, I feel, and there can never be too much of it in this world! Thanks so much for writing such a great lesson, pointing out various kind things even a small child can do, and making it rhyme, too---kids LOVE rhyming books (so do I!)
*****Adorable
A book about the importance using a little boy who shares an act of kindness with his father. Nicely written with illustrations to match.
*****Teaching Kindness
This is a great book with a wonderful message on kindness. I love how the father taught his son about kindness and showed him ways of being kind. The illustrations are well done.
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