
Grandfathers Who Eats Junk
About this book
Today's world has many good and bad things. Adults are experienced and matured in their life path. But while children go through the stages of growth, they have a simple view of ugliness and beauty. This simplicity may hurt them. As an educational supplement, stories can teach children life skills; As long as it is charming, sweet and playful enough.The Clever stories indirectly teach life skills.The story of Grandfathers Who Eat Junk is a story of mutual understanding and intergenerational communication between grandchildren and the elderly, and at the same time, it pays attention to the skill of anger control and making friends.Some stories show us beauty.Some stories show us wisdom.Some stories show both beauty and wisdom to us and to our friends.Clever stories are a mirror, a mirror that shows children to children.
Details
| ISBN | 9781778921094 |
| Format | Hardcover |
| Audience | Children |
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