Toni the Superhero: Subtle Moral Lessons
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Re: Toni the Superhero: Subtle Moral Lessons
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I agree with that. I remember when I was a kid I'd emulate the protagonists of the books I've read. Not all of them were as good as Toni.KitabuKitamu wrote: ↑01 Jul 2018, 23:55 I think it is a good approach with a subtle touch. A child would want to emulate a hero, so the author uses that to positively influence the young mind.
I think more authors of children's books should use this tactic to endorse good behavior and positive traits.
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Thanks for reading through and feedback. Happy reading!KCWolf wrote: ↑18 Sep 2018, 13:56I agree with that. I remember when I was a kid I'd emulate the protagonists of the books I've read. Not all of them were as good as Toni.KitabuKitamu wrote: ↑01 Jul 2018, 23:55 I think it is a good approach with a subtle touch. A child would want to emulate a hero, so the author uses that to positively influence the young mind.
I think more authors of children's books should use this tactic to endorse good behavior and positive traits.
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