If you have been searching for the perfect book to help teach your children good moral values, search no longer. E is for Ethics: How to Talk to Kids About Morals, Values, and What Matters Most, by Ian James Corlett, is designed to be read out loud and discussed as a family. It is geared toward children ten and younger. We are giving away 3 books in this Book Giveaway contest!
My first impression when I heard the title was rather ho-hum, but I absolutely love this book! With 26 little "read-aloud" stories that are short and sweet, and a Questions and Discussion page following each Value, it is a perfect book for parents to read and teach their kids. Two characters, Elliott & Lucy, face an ethical situation in each little story. Kindness, Respect, Honesty, Forgiveness, Loyalty, Gratitude and 20 more such values cover every imaginable moral scenario ... so you, as parents, won't even have to think of them yourselves.
The author, Ian Corlett, is a veteran of children's television programming who has worked for hit shows like the Adventures of Paddington Bear, Rolie Polie Olie, and Rainbow Fish. He knows what appeals to children and, in fact, E is for Ethics was inspired by Ian Corlett's personal family experience. When his children were small, he and his wife would have a weekly discussion called "Family Fun Time." How Perfect!
I am always trying to fit in more fruits and vegetables to my kids diet. In their lunches I often put the fruit cups that do not have added sugar or apple sauce cups (the natural ones without corn syrup or sugar or anything else added). But when we are in the car or at a Soccer game I often find the fruit cups difficult to bring. We usually stick to bananas and apples but sometimes we run out of fresh fruit or my oldest son does not eat apples.
because they are vegetarian, do not contact Trans Fats or MSG.
