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Book: DEV’S LETTERS
TO HIS TEACHERS - A kid with an attitude of gratitude
Publisher:
Storymirror
Author: Charul
Vikamsey
Genre: Non-fiction (Self-Help), Children's book (for the age 6 to 10 years)
Pages: 57
Rating: 4*/5
Reading Time for the
blog: 3 minutes
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Q. Do you want your kids to practice gratitude?
About The Author:
Charul Vikamsey
Charul Vikamsey, with
a Master’s Degree in Clinical Research, always had a bent towards teaching as a
profession which she rightly took at several stages in her life. She is deeply
spiritual and believes in ethics, love, and karma. Along with shouldering
family responsibilities, she also follows self-grooming activities involving
both physical and mental well-being.
About The Book:
The book is about a
schoolboy, Dev, who has written gratitude letters to his class teachers during
the Covid-19 times. The boy has written heartfelt letters in simple language
just to appreciate the efforts put in by all the subject teachers. The letters
are written to English Teacher, Art Teacher, Math Teacher, Science Teacher, and
Hindi Teacher.
A teacher doesn’t
help the kids only to grow professionally; but also enhances their personality
as human beings. The kids spend most of their time in school with the teachers.
Though teachers play a crucial role in shaping their both inner and outer personalities.
Undoubtedly, a teacher knows what’s best for the kid and what are actually
their strength and weakness. Being a parent myself, I think I know my child the
best, but actually not really. There are a few teachers who’re equally helping
us and our kids in shaping their future.
Who is the book for?
The book is not only
strict to the teachers but to anyone who appreciates life and is grateful to
whomsoever they meet and teach them something. But definitely a pickup for any
school-going kid, especially for kids aged between 5 years to 10 years.
Why should you read
it?
This is a quick read that conveys a deep message, i.e. ‘An attitude of gratitude”, says the
author Charul Vikasmey. The writing style is lucid. Gratitude is something that
should come from within. We should try inculcating this habit in our kids from
a young age. It makes me wonder how kids can express their feelings and appreciate
the efforts put in by all the subject teachers if given a chance. Charul has
ensured that kids practice gratitude activities in their everyday life and
inculcate a few habits like reading, communication, and physical activities.
You can expect a few gratitude activities in the book to feel more
content.
I highly recommended the book for any school-going kid learning what gratitude really
is. It would be more appreciated if the author can come up with more gratitude-filled
activities for the kids that would help them understand better.
Qotd: Kindly mention in the comment box below, how are you teaching gratitude to your kids in their daily routine?
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