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Price: $4.95
(as of Oct 05, 2024 04:31:03 UTC – Details)
By: Hayden Fox (Author)
Brimming with Fun AND Inspiration, This Book…
Inspiring Stories For 9 Year Old Kids: An Inspirational Fantasy Themed Book To Teach Young Readers About Bravery, Self-L
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Laura Mangum Broome –
Magical tales that educate and empower
This book is about a fictional village full of characters trying to do their best to be brave, honest, and generous. There’s a list of characters and their brief background to refer to. The stories are inspiring and uplifting. Lessons of resilience, perseverance, kindness, and helping one another are sprinkled throughout the stories with colorful pictures, too. I highly recommend this book to parents and grandparents.
R.Fever –
Unique and Creative!
Super original story and content with trolls and fairy type creatures, that I’m honestly very impressed. I like how the author adds an introductory element in the book where all the characters are introduced to help boost the readers’ mental imagery. Clean, entertaining and creative story.
Stephen Lake-Nestor –
Great Stories
This book has some great stories. The story didn’t seem complete on the first one, so I felt like there needed to be more. But they were good.
Diana –
Such a cute book
The book opens with a story about Bobbles the goblin and how he and his brothers get trapped in a fairy kingdom. The rest of the book takes you on his journey meeting other inspiring characters along the way.The lessons are wholesome and great for teaching kids about rrsponsibility.
Sharon A Lavy –
It all stated with a ring of magic mushrooms
I absolutely loved reading this book about fairies and goblins, trolls and dragons.
DredgeFam –
Great book for young readers!
This is a great book to read to your kid or have your young kid read to you. The stories are entertaining and enjoyable for young readers. The graphics are cute as well.I recommend this book for sure!
kayedee –
Fun read aloud
A collection of fun, fantasy stories for kids. Characters include trolls, goblins, fairies, and more. Each story would be great to read to children before bed or in a classroom setting.
Tyler N –
I was ready to think this was trite, it is not
I wish I’d had this book when I was 9 years old. It is full of wisdom made easy to understand and relevant to someone that age. In fact, it’s relevant to adults as well. From setting boundaries, explaining that you’re not a tattletale if you try to set a boundary with a bully and they don’t listen, to money tips and sleep strategies, this book breaks down not the huge wisdoms of life, but the day-to-day wisdoms. I don’t think it should be read in one sitting. A chapter at a time would be my suggestion.