Stories for Friends: Good Kids, #1

By Good Kids

Are you looking for a children's storybook that will inspire and educate your children on the importance of friendship? If yes, then you are at the right place. We present to you an exciting, exciting and fun-filled children's storybook that is sure to capture the attention and heart of your little reader.

 

This children's storybook features four inspiring and exciting tales about friendship. Each short story is written by smart and talented authors who have captured the essence of friendship in their unique and original stories. Furthermore, the book is beautifully illustrated with vivid and colorful images that will make your children's imagination run wild.

 

The book has a great reputation for being a valuable educational tool for parents and teachers looking to teach children about the importance of friendship. The stories teach children about empathy, compassion, and loyalty, all set against the backdrop of exciting adventures that will keep young readers engaged and excited.

 

Friendship is an important theme in children's lives, and this children's storybook is a great way to teach children to be more outgoing and make more friends. By reading these stories with your children, you can start conversations about the importance of being kind, compassionate, and loyal to our friends, and how these values can help us build healthy, lasting relationships.

 

In short, this children's storybook is a valuable educational tool for parents and teachers looking to teach children about the importance of friendship. With inspiring and exciting tales, colorful images, and a great reputation, this book is sure to capture your little reader's heart and imagination. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to help your children become more outgoing and compassionate friends!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Good Kids
• Release date: Mar 9, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215362662

Book preview

Good Kids

The clever little tailor

Once upon a time there was a rather proud princess; To each suitor she appeared she posed a riddle, and if she misunderstood it, she dismissed him with scorn and derision. She sent to announce that she would marry whoever would solve the riddle for her.

One day 3 tailors came who were united; The two elders thought that after so many corrections they might fail a lot in this situation.

The third, on the other hand, was an imbecile who was useless, not even for his job; however, he trusted luck; What could he trust?

The other 2 had told him:

"You'd better stay home. You won't get far enough with your little mind.

The little tailor, however, ignored the causes and mentioned that he had intended to try the crossing and would do it anyway, and he marched with them as if he had the planet in his hands.

The 3 introduced themselves to the princess and asked her to present her riddle to them; they were the designated men of great talent who knew how to thread a needle.

Then the princess said to them:

—I have two-tone hair on my head: what colors are they?

If it is only that, replied the first; it is black and white, like the cloth they call salt and pepper.

You were wrong, replied the princess. Let the second exhibit it.

If it's not black and white, said the other, "it'll be brown and red, like