Toni's dislikes
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Toni's dislikes
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What do you think some dislikes would be that might be acceptable to parents?
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kfwilson6 wrote: ↑03 Jul 2018, 12:59 maybe including his dislikes seems too negative? Just a thought. It's probably best to use as many positive words with children as possible and you wouldn't want to alienate parents by saying Toni dislikes something their children like or they want their children to like.
What do you think some dislikes would be that might be acceptable to parents?
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I quite agree let the input be positive, the negatives will eventually come.
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Love and like together in this book wouldn't have made it much more complex and it would have given some variation to how much Toni enjoys certain things. He make like to sing but love to dance.
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It would help teach kids that sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do.
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I know that this will make this book a bit more complex. It will reduce the consistency and instead of giving a complete view of his personality at one time it will segregate it into two sections.
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But don't you think that adding his dislikes would give a more balanced view of Toni's personality. And if we see it positively it can help children to abandon some negative traits, like we can say "Toni dislikes throwing garbage out of the house." Just through pictures and in simple words. Children would like to mimic that what the Toni ( their favourite character) dislikes, they should avoid this too.Helen_Combe wrote: ↑04 Jul 2018, 00:55 I think dislikes would detract from the sunny charm of the book.
And parents can also use this to remind children that you(children) should stay away from all those habits which your superhero avoids.