Timeless Children Story Book
A Private Collection Of Classic Short Stories For Little Children With 42 Of The Most Inspirational Bible Stories And The Most Well-Loved Moral Stories For Kids That Teach And Inspire Positive Values
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Parenting, Child Development, Fiction & Literature, Short Stories, Romance
| Author: | Margaret F. Borgdoff | ISBN: | 1230000025015 |
| Publisher: | KMS Publishing | Publication: | October 15, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Margaret F. Borgdoff |
| ISBN: | 1230000025015 |
| Publisher: | KMS Publishing |
| Publication: | October 15, 2012 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Reading to kids or telling them stories is a powerful way to bond with your kids. It can become a special habit that binds the two of you for eternity as both of you form a personal connection that’s undying.
Even when the child grows up to be an adult, has his own kids, or even when you’re long gone in this earthly world, the bond shared because of reading or storytelling will always stir up fond memories for your child. If at the same time you can impart positive values through reading and storytelling, then you’re most definitely hitting two birds with one stone.
Stories from the Bible have always been used as classic storytellers to little kids. Time and time again mothers, fathers, grandmas and grand-dads all across the Christian world have told these timeless tales to their little ones during bedtime, Christmas time or on those occasional times when the child does bad and needs to hear a bit of sense of right and wrong.
Inspirational stories have always been a good medium for teaching young children the principles of goodness, godliness, honesty, politeness, kindness and generosity. That’s because every classic tale imparts lessons on how to love God, how to love their parents, how to give and share and how to help one another.
This book is a compilation of 42 of the most well-loved classical stories from the Bible which you can read to your kids. Here are some of those classic stories:
1) The Angel’s Tidings
2) The Rich Fool
3) Seeking For Hidden Treasure
4) The Two Blind Men
5) Feeding Five Thousand
Inspiring tales can lead a child towards values that can become principles for life. So go ahead … tell them a story, read to them or encourage them to read by themselves, you’re not only forming positive values, you’re creating a lifetime bond!
Reading to kids or telling them stories is a powerful way to bond with your kids. It can become a special habit that binds the two of you for eternity as both of you form a personal connection that’s undying.
Even when the child grows up to be an adult, has his own kids, or even when you’re long gone in this earthly world, the bond shared because of reading or storytelling will always stir up fond memories for your child. If at the same time you can impart positive values through reading and storytelling, then you’re most definitely hitting two birds with one stone.
Stories from the Bible have always been used as classic storytellers to little kids. Time and time again mothers, fathers, grandmas and grand-dads all across the Christian world have told these timeless tales to their little ones during bedtime, Christmas time or on those occasional times when the child does bad and needs to hear a bit of sense of right and wrong.
Inspirational stories have always been a good medium for teaching young children the principles of goodness, godliness, honesty, politeness, kindness and generosity. That’s because every classic tale imparts lessons on how to love God, how to love their parents, how to give and share and how to help one another.
This book is a compilation of 42 of the most well-loved classical stories from the Bible which you can read to your kids. Here are some of those classic stories:
1) The Angel’s Tidings
2) The Rich Fool
3) Seeking For Hidden Treasure
4) The Two Blind Men
5) Feeding Five Thousand
Inspiring tales can lead a child towards values that can become principles for life. So go ahead … tell them a story, read to them or encourage them to read by themselves, you’re not only forming positive values, you’re creating a lifetime bond!
