Traditional Bedtime Stories for Boys and Girls

De: Jeff Altman

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Duración: 1 h y 29 m

Resumen del Editor

Our son is now almost 10 and a terrific reader. When he was “little,” he was a very active child . . . or at least he seemed that way to us older parents raising him. Each night, as part of our bedtime ritual, we would get him into bed and read stories to him. When he was very young, he would finish lines of the story and that made us think he was a genius and reading at a ridiculously young age (he wasn’t; he had memorized the story). Now that he is almost 10 and able to read very well on his own, he begs for extra time to finish a chapter before we turn his lights out. And the fact remains that reading to our son at bedtime relaxed him and instilled a love in reading in him that lives in him today. And we created it by making the time to read to him. “Traditional Bedtime Stories for Boys and Girls” are exactly that . . . new stories that you can read to your child over and over again for years to come. They are rich and will become familiar. I hope your child loves them as much as ours has.