Children's Day: 10 meaningful books for your children
Updated: 2016-06-01 14:12
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The Book Written by Zheng Yuanjie for Children (2014)
Author: Zheng Yuanjie
Country: China
Introduction: This book was written by Zheng Yuanjie, a famous fairytale writer in China. It uses fairy tales and pictures to convey profound messages. By appealing to children in these stories, the book intends to cultivate their awareness of being courageous, kind and enthusiastic in life. Practical advice about how to develop good habits for children can also be found in the book.
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