Child Imagination: Good Kids, #1

By Good Kids

Are you looking for a children's story book that stimulates your children's imagination and creativity? If so, then you'll love our original children's storybook, full of exciting stories and colorful illustrations.

 

Each story in this book was carefully written to encourage children's creativity and critical thinking. From adventures in magical worlds to inspiring stories about friendship and kindness, each tale is unique and exciting. In addition, our colorful and detailed illustrations will make the reading experience even more fascinating.

 

But our children's storybook is not just entertainment. Each story has an important lesson and a positive message that your children can learn. Whether it's about the importance of honesty and integrity or valuing cultural differences, these stories will help your children develop their character and understanding of the world.

 

With our children's storybook, you will be able to enjoy special family reading moments, helping your children to develop their love for books and reading. Whether you read aloud to them or let them read to themselves, our stories and illustrations will make reading an unforgettable experience.

 

Don't wait any longer and get our children's story book today. It's the perfect gift for your children, grandchildren, or any special child in your life. Make reading an adventure with our original children's storybook!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Good Kids
• Release date: Mar 9, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215829776

Book preview

Good Kids

Raven

Once upon a time there was a queen who had a little daughter, who still had to be carried.

One day the girl was very cheeky and her mother could not calm her down, until, losing her temper, seeing some crows fluttering around the palace, she opened the window and commented:

I want you to turn into a crow and fly away; at least I'll have peace!

As soon as these words were said, the girl turned into a raven and, breaking free from her mother's arms, flew out of the window.

He ended up in a dark forest, where he survived for a long time, and his parents lost all trace of him.

One day, a man who was passing through the forest heard a raven; Approaching his birthplace, he heard him call the bird:

—I am a princess of origin and I am happy; but you can redeem yourself.

-That I have to do? she asked her. And the raven answered him:

—Go into the forest, until you find a house where an old woman lives. He will offer you food and drink; However, do not accept anything, for however little you eat or drink, you will fall into a deep sleep, and for now you cannot save me. In the garden behind the house was a large pile of bark; wait for me there. For 3 days in a row I will come at two in the afternoon, with a cart drawn, firstly,