Bed Making Blues Children often don’t want to do stuff they think is too hard, like making their bed, Mum helps remind someone that chores are necessary, and the quicker we get better at them the easier they are. Another great story with values from I-Character.
I Know My Rights – Explaining, Celebrating, and Creating Awareness of Children’s Human Rights-We are re-releasing this beautiful book for the upcoming celebration of International Human Rights day. In I Know My Rights, Menaka Raman explains in a clear and no compromises way what children’s basic human rights are. The poignant book includes a child-friendly version of the UN Convention on the Rights of a Child and advice ...
What Is Christmas?-What is Christmas all about? Is it the presents, and the candy, and the snow – do you even have snow? Or is it about sharing, giving, loving, and growth? Is it about toys or is it about family and fun? This short photo book is designed for young children and children learning to read, ...
The Best Christmas Gift-The Best Christmas Gift brings us another wonderful adventure from Bubu, the small fox with a big heart. This time, it’s Christmas, and Bubu helps Santa with an important task. A very sweet and beautifully illustrated children’s story, with a nice moral to help children learn about values and rules. Many other Languages available at ...
Odd One Out – An anti-discrimination story for elementary school age children-Psychedelic seal is not like all the others – he doesn’t blend in like the other seals, not only is he in danger to the world at large, he gets teased by the other seal pups. Learn about how psychedelic seal learns to triumph in spite of his differences and even because of them in ...
Don’t Be a Bully – Be Nice Book 3 – Revised Edition-Don’t be a Bully is a short simple book for young children, and beginner ESL readers, promoting values of anti-bullying and anti-discrimination. This book teaches children ten important life lessons about values and the importance of treating everyone equal, no matter what race, religion, gender, or abilities. There are exercises supporting the topics at the ...
Walk with Gandhi-An enlightening text on the life of Gandhi, containing enlightening snapshots of Gandhi’s life, with lots of questions for reflection, making it very suitable for school use – social studies, history, art, or English. The Haiku, images, and text reflect the remarkable life of Mahatma (‘great soul’) who brought freedom to India through non-violent protest. ...
Gracie’s Guide Book to Growing up SUPER-Gracie’s big sister is a F-E-M-I-N-I-S-T. What does that mean? Can boys be feminists too? Find out the answers to these questions and more about being really SUPER in this very sweet guidebook, written by Gracie to her new sibling. Sample Page 1 from Gracie’s Guidebook to Being Super: Download the full book on the ...
How to Be Happy – Be Nice Book 2 – Revised Edition-10 life lessons on how to be happy by 10 friendly animal characters, including sight words and activities, perfect for school use, in a pdf and editable children's book released under CC-BY-NC.
The I-Forgot Kid-A poignant tale of a child’s first speech on stage – a much anticipated moment of excitement, which turns into a haunting experience. The little girl who was teased and bullied grows up to help prevent the same actions at the school she works in resulting in long-term change. The story ends with a potent ...
Always Be Nice – 10 lessons in kindness, revised edition-Always be Nice is a short book for young children promoting kindness and manners and can be used as an early reader. The book is perfect for building confidence in reading with only 28 words most of which are simple words. This book also teaches kids ten important lessons about being kind to others. Each ...
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God and my Chair-God and my Chair – A story about all sorts of things that a pencil can be, simple language, and good imagery. Based on the bible, and featuring God and Prayer. Brought to you from iCharacter (www.icharacter.org), creating children’s books that build character and inspire. By: Agnes and Salem de Bezenac Images from God and my Chair ...
God and my Pencil-God and my Pencil – A story about what a chair can be, simple language, and good imagery. Based on bible, and featuring God and Prayer. Brought to you from iCharacter (www.icharacter.org), creating children’s books that build character and inspire. By: Agnes and Salem de Bezenac See more books from the Author below Spread ...
Out and About-Out and About Another great book from the i-Character series, encouraging children to overcome shyness when greeting others. The book also a key point for children about feelings. How to identify our own feelings, and other people’s feelings, acknowledging other people’s feelings, and modifying behaviour to make others feel good. By: Agnes and Salem de Bezenac ...
Fading Flowers-Fading Flowers – Flowers look sad when they’re fading, just like our faces when we’re sad or angry, but flowers look very beautiful and happy when they’re fresh. A little girl compares her sad face to the wilting flowers, and her happy face to the fresh flowers. What will she choose? A story about being ...
Bed Making Blues-Bed Making Blues Children often don’t want to do stuff they think is too hard, like making their bed, Mum helps remind someone that chores are necessary, and the quicker we get better at them the easier they are. Another great story with values from I-Character. By: Agnes and Salem De Bezenac Text and Images ...
What is Love-What is Love describes all the cool parts of love, how love makes you want to do stuff for others, and how love is beyond not feeling like it. Another great book from icharacter with some important lessons. By: Agnes and Salem De Bezenac See more books from the Author below Spread the ...
That Worked! – Solving sibling rivalry-That Worked! – Solving sibling rivalry – Did you ever have a problem with your younger brother or sister? Need a solution that really works? Want to solve the problem yourself? This book will help…..My little sister keeps grabbing the toys I want, what can I do? Should I yell to my Mom for help, ...
Turtle Trouble-Turtle Trouble – Telling the truth, or covering up? That’s what our little character in this story is mulling over. A short story told from a child’s perspective, aimed at teaching children hows and whys of good behaviour, and why it is always best to tell the truth. Amy Upshaw and Salem de Bezenac, Illustrated ...
Cookie Rookie-Cookie Rookie – Those cookies sure tasted good. But it just didn’t cross his mind early enough, that it would have worked out better for him if he had asked first. A short story told from a child’s perspective, aimed at teaching children hows and whys of good behaviour. By: Amy Upshaw and Salem de Bezenac, ...
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Hi Brynn, likely it is aimed at younger children than yours / you, also some children (like mine) have shorter attention spans, for us it really suited length and topic.
Hannah writes:
I loved the book I think I might start making my bed.
Ha Thi writes:
Very nice, I love the book
Liudmila writes:
Lovely! Thank you!
Latia writes:
I like the book so much
Chloe Chan writes:
This story tells about us to try and do things by ourselves and we do not get our parents do all things for us.A girl,called Kay,did not like making her bed so she asked her Mum to do it.But,her Mum had many things to do so she decided to change job with Kay while she was making Kay’s bed.Kay said that she could served her breakfast but she had already done it so Mum said if she made Kay’s bed then Kay should make Mum’s bed or Kay could do the breakfast dishes or the laundry for Mum.Then,Kay decided that she would make her bed because she could practice doing it so that Mum and Kay could enjoy it together.
Kanika G writes:
My 2 year old really likes this, especially since it is presented as a dialogue.
Tamir writes:
Awesome book
Kenzie writes:
I like that the little girl made her bed herself.
it great
to short of a book.
Hi Brynn, likely it is aimed at younger children than yours / you, also some children (like mine) have shorter attention spans, for us it really suited length and topic.
Hannah writes:
I loved the book I think I might start making my bed.
Ha Thi writes:
Very nice, I love the book
Liudmila writes:
Lovely! Thank you!
Latia writes:
I like the book so much
Chloe Chan writes:
This story tells about us to try and do things by ourselves and we do not get our parents do all things for us.A girl,called Kay,did not like making her bed so she asked her Mum to do it.But,her Mum had many things to do so she decided to change job with Kay while she was making Kay’s bed.Kay said that she could served her breakfast but she had already done it so Mum said if she made Kay’s bed then Kay should make Mum’s bed or Kay could do the breakfast dishes or the laundry for Mum.Then,Kay decided that she would make her bed because she could practice doing it so that Mum and Kay could enjoy it together.
Kanika G writes:
My 2 year old really likes this, especially since it is presented as a dialogue.
Tamir writes:
Awesome book
Kenzie writes:
I like that the little girl made her bed herself.