Golden Book for Children: Good Kids, #1

By Good Kids

The stories featured in this book cover a wide variety of topics, from friendship and honesty to bravery and perseverance. These important lessons are presented in a fun and creative way, allowing children to learn and reflect on the value of these virtues while they enjoy reading.

 

But this book is not only an excellent option for its stories, but also for its incredible illustrations. Each story is accompanied by beautiful images that help children visualize the characters and settings. These illustrations have been created by talented professional artists who have worked to capture the essence of each story and make it attractive and pleasing to children's eyes.

 

Furthermore, the illustrations have been done in a modern and colorful style, using a bright and vivid color palette that makes the images jump off the pages. These images are able to capture the attention of children and keep them interested in the story, which helps foster their love of reading.

 

This professionally illustrated children's storybook is also an excellent choice for teachers and educators looking for educational resources for the classroom. Stories are a valuable tool for teaching reading and writing comprehension skills, and can be used to encourage discussion and reflection in the classroom.

 

In short, this professionally illustrated children's storybook is an excellent choice for parents, educators, and librarians looking for an engaging and educational way to foster a love of reading in children. With carefully selected stories filled with charming characters and colorful images, this book is sure to be a family favorite and children's treasure for years to come.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Good Kids
• Release date: Jan 15, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215400050

Book preview

Good Kids

Enemy

Would you like to meet a Pakistani?

A whisper cuts through the drowsiness of a Sunday afternoon in March. My eyes fly. "Sajal, brother...

Good? he asks impatiently. Wanna see? You're bluffing, I say. There are no Pakistanis here. they will be caught.

They got caught, he triumphantly retorts. Injured Prisoners of War (POW).

Where? That side.

Beyond the hedge is a field of mustard greens. It separates our bungalow from an abandoned barracks that was once part of a military hospital.

Let's go, I said, but I didn't really believe him.

At night, the mustard fields become a mystical mass, littered with ghostly shapes of hikaru trees. Jackals hide in the fields and howl at the moon. Now, following in Sajar's footsteps, I say.

I myself think it's daytime and there are no jackals around.

Sajal freezes. Without warning, he fell to the ground without a sound. I follow it. Sentries! he whispers hoarsely.

I bury my face in my arms. Fighting the urge to sneeze. Strong aroma of crushed mustard. Signaling me to wait, Sajal crouched down to the edge of the field.

You can see the legs of the green pants. A man with a rifle. He stops and