Reality Series
What is Real? What is Not?
In this story, a father and son are reading a book with drawings of cartoon animals... Are these real? Because it feels like they are real!... These are just drawings somebody drew to tell a story!... How do we know what is real and what is not real?...
Comprehension Level 1 (suggested age: 3-6)
Comprehension Level 2 (suggested age: 6-9)
It Feels Like Real, but It's Not!
Is “Mr. Bunnyman Rabbit-Hop Jr.” real or not real? If not real, then why do I feel sad when I read in the story that something bad happened to him? How do we sometimes feel that unreal things are real? Does that happen in real life? How do feelings influence our thinking about what is real and what is not real? In this story, a father and son discuss such questions.
It Is Real, But Can't Be Seen:
Signs of Reality
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Seasons Series
Goodbye, White Flower of the Magnolia Tree!: Bedtime Review of a Spring Day
A story+activity book: A calming bedtime review of a nice spring day before a child goes to sleep... Life in spring, indoors and outdoors, beautiful blossoms and flowers, fun mud play, picnic and eating lunch together with family and relatives, and a little fun gardening. This book encourages children to use both thinking and feeling to experience and comprehend spring, not just observe, and provides suggestions for a doodle diary of spring activities.
Goodbye, Moon that we Saw in the Day!: Bedtime Review of a Summer day
A story+activity book: A calming bedtime review of a nice summer day before a child goes to sleep... Life in summer, indoors and outdoors, beautiful flowers, fun backyard picnic and eating watermelon together with family, a little fun gardening, hike and bike to grandma and grandpa's, grandma's amazing lemonades, and the great news... This book encourages children to use both thinking and feeling to experience and comprehend summer, not just observe, and provides suggestions for a doodle diary of summer activities.
Goodbye, Two Stars!: Bedtime Review of an Autumn Day
A story+activity book: A heartwarming review of an autumn day before a child goes to sleep. Life in autumn, inside and outside, earth and sky, trees and wind and leaves and geese and rain and soup! This book encourages children to make drawings of their autumn activities and memories, observe nature, and collect and draw leaves.
Goobye Other Pine Tree with Tiny Cones!: Bedtime Review of a Winter Day
A story+activity book: A calming bedtime review of a cozy winter day before a child goes to sleep... Life in winter, indoors and outdoors, leafless trees and snow and warm chamomile tea with family, earth and sky, cooking together, and long nights and watching stars and finding new shapes in the sky. This book encourages children to use both thinking and feeling to experience and comprehend winter, not just observe, and provides suggestions for a doodle diary of winter activities.
Life Experiences Series
Living Life, Mom's Warm Cinnamon Sourdough Bread, and the Good News
This is a story of a young child reviewing a quiet and cozy day with family, doing things together that are required to maintain life and joy. Then we learn why this particular day was so significant in the child’s life, such that after 5 years, he remembers it like it was yesterday. This book is beneficial for every child to cherish life’s seemingly ordinary moments, and additionally, for mental preparation and understanding of only-children for the coming of new siblings.
Eating Dried Apricots in the Sky: First Plane Travel Experience
This is a story of a young child who goes on his first airplane travel with his parents, to see his uncle and aunt who live far away. Through the story, different stages of air travel are introduced and reviewed, from packing to arriving at the airport, checking in, security checks, finding the gate, take-off, in-flight activities, landing, and baggage claim.
This book can benefit young children for understanding the process of flight beforehand. Such mental preparation can help considerably in reducing the stress and confusion that the complexities of air travel can have for children, so that they can better enjoy the amazing experience of flight.