I will help you, a delightfully illustrated picture book, a little boy helps a stork. A sweet tale of the importance of helping out others.
Another awesome creative commons book from Bookdash.
Illustrated by Olivia Villet, Written by Andrea Abbott, Designed by Fathima Kathrada
Sample Text From I Will Help You:
“Ouch!” Mama Heron hurts her wing and leg on barbed wire.
“I am hurt. I can’t get home to my children.”Book Dash believes that when a child reach age 5 he or she should own hundreds of books. Their goal is to help children in South Africa by giving them free books. Book Dash gathers volunteer creative professionals to create African story books and is free for anyone to distribute and translate.
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SpringLoaded What would happen if you invented a helicopter hat, or what about some spring loaded boots? This is a picture book WITHOUT WORDS, a great adventure in creativity for children to make up their own story to go with the images, and perfect for reluctant readers, illustrating that books are about telling a story, and passing on a message, there is much more to it than just words.
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Superb! It’s a delightful picture book
It was perfect, my grand son really enjoyed this story
oopo dis book was awesome
The language is simple, I like the drawings and the characters. Thanks!
superb
my 3.5 year old loved reading it
the children learn to help others and obey what parents tell them to do
Very perceptive Yohandy, that is exactly the message behind the book, help others, and listen, keep safe!
Great px and wonderful social story for early read aloud
love children’s stories with a moral.
Good
It is a nice warm story!
I like this book because helping is kind.
these are very useful for kids to enhance their reading capacity
Hi Shayiq – I agree, thanks for the comment. All books are designed to help children expand – both emotionally, literacy wise, and general knowledge, whether they are fiction created for entertainment or non-fiction or even workbooks, I am glad you like the book! Danielle
it’s a good book i think. but the story in it is just too short
I like this book.
Hi. I’m Korean and now I’m learning English. So I started reading a book for kids. First I reading to toddler level(?), it’s very easy and useful to me! Thank you for a post to good books!
Hi Sung bin, great to hear, yes this is the perfect way to start for ESL – I do the same with my German (reading toddler level books in German to begin), I am hoping to progress to the children category soon! I wish you all the best with doing the same. We will look for some Korean bilinguals for you.
The title on the web page (not on the book) has a mistake – instead of ‘A Story with a Morale’ it should be ‘A Story with a Moral’. ie: it is Moral, not Morale!
Thanks so much Paulette for pointing this out! I have fixed this. Lucky it was on the text and not the html tags!
Morale: the confidence, enthusiasm, and discipline of a person or group at a particular time. Eg We all need a bit of improved morale at FKB right now! (Long hours, silly typing mistakes!!!)
Moral: a lesson that can be derived from a story or experience, eg the moral of the story.