Children's Book: The Farmer's Water Buckets: Children's Picture Book On Building Self Esteem

Children's Book: The Farmer's Water Buckets: Children's Picture Book On Building Self Esteem

Teach your children to celebrate their differences. Being different is not easy, especially for young children. Sharing a story wherein the main characters celebrate being different is a very powerful tool for any child. This book shows a great example of looking at the bright side of things and aims to inspire children to embrace who they are with all their unique differences. This inspiring tale tells the story of The Farmer's Water Buckets in which one of the watering buckets unfortunately breaks. From then on, the broken bucket feels sad about not living to the expectations of others and not being able to help the farmer like he used to before he got broke. Will the cracked bucket manage deal with his difference? - Will the cracked bucket still help the farmer after being broken? - Can both buckets still be friends? This book will help you teach your children the value of tolerance, cooperation and acceptance while celebrating their differences. It may help boost a child's self-esteem and realize that being different isn't a negative trait. It reinforces the view that being different is a positive thing and encourages children to accept the fact that everyone is different. The lesson of the book best expressed in this inspirational quote by Robert Tew. “Do not underestimate yourself by comparing yourself with others. It’s our differences that make us unique & Beautiful.” - Robert Tew This well-written and inspiring story will help you to teach your children an important way of thinking with regard to tolerance, acceptance and celebrating diversity. The Farmer's Water Buckets is an entertaining read before bedtime, with the whole family, or as self-reading for older children. Additionally, it is a great resource for teachers and counselors to share with individual students or in a class. With vibrant, delightful illustrations and easy-to-digest lessons, children will learn of a life that is much happier and richer–in health, family, and friendship! **** When life gives you lemons... (June 22, 2014) **** So the moral of the story is that each of us has our own unique flaws, but those flaws can make our lives interesting and rewarding if we use them to the best advantage. It's a great lesson for youngsters to learn at an early age. - J. Chambers (TOP 10 REVIEWER) ---------------------------------------------------