…to succeed in school. Reading is also the key to succeed in life.
It helps strengthen and encourage growing our children’s minds, fosters positive values and builds character.
I’d like to know what books you recommend reading to kids.
Do you have some good ideas and titles to share?
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Tuesday 27th of September 2011
My third-grader son was just reading "The Chocolate Touch" by Patrick Skene Catling. As I read what the book was about, I became very curious, to the point that I ended up reading the book in a breeze. The book is about a boy who loves chocolate so much, that he cannot think of anything else all day, and refuses to eat anything other than chocolate. Of course the parents are having a hard time getting him to eat nutritious food. One day something strange happened, everything that this boy was touching with his mouth was turning into chocolate... It's a great book and it teaches kids about greed and gluttony, most importantly, to eat healthy foods and not so much sweets. I deal with this everyday with my younger son, he loves sweets, and getting him to eat healthy is our daily battle. Overall, I recomend this book for young readers but also for parents to read it to the little ones.