Tales of the xx Century: Good Kids, #1

By Good Kids

Welcome to the wonderful world of children's reading! We present our new book of children's stories for children, a work that contains four original stories from the 20th century that you will love.

 

Each story has been carefully selected to foster creativity and critical thinking in children, while also teaching them the importance of listening and paying attention to others. The characters and situations that you will find in this book reflect the values and concerns of the new times.

 

This children's storybook also contains beautiful illustrations that will bring each of the stories to life, allowing children to imagine and fully immerse themselves in them. Reading these stories is not only a recreational activity, but it is also a mental exercise that will help develop memory and concentration in children.

 

In addition, each story has a message that promotes friendship and empathy, helping children to understand and respect others, fostering a culture of coexistence and tolerance. The values that are transmitted through these stories are essential for the development of children, not only as human beings but also as members of a community.

 

In summary, if you are looking for a children's story book for children that is entertaining, educational and with values, this is the perfect book for you. It contains original stories, beautiful illustrations, and a teaching that not only entertains, but also educates and forges values in the little ones.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Good Kids
• Release date: Mar 9, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215557501

Book preview

Good Kids

heavenly flail

One day a peasant went out to plow, in front of a team of oxen.

As soon as he got to the field, the horns of the animals began to grow so long that when they returned home, they could not get through the gate.

Fortunately, he was there with a butcher who bought them for him, arranging the deal as follows: he would provide the butcher with a bushel of turnip seeds, and the other would pay him Brabant scudi per piece. seed grain. That's what I call a good sale!

The farmer went home and returned after a while, carrying a bushel of turnip seeds on his back; in fact, the grain fell out of the bag on the way.

The butcher paid him, as agreed, with all scruples; and if the farmer had not lost the seed, he would have received an extra shield. However, when he returned to enter the house, he came to the conclusion that a tree had grown from that seed, reaching heaven.

The farmer thought, Since I am in such a situation, I would like to know what the angels are doing up there. I'll take a look. And he climbed to the top of the tree.

There is a situation where the angels were threshing oats, and he stopped and looked at them. And, engrossed in the performance, he quickly noticed that the tree was beginning to sway and sway.

Looking down, he saw the object being prepared to be cut with