Book review:The ABCs of Virtue by Priya Kumari

The ABCs of Virtue is a rhyming book for children and aims at simultaneously developing their vocabulary, teaching them the alphabet, and inculcating values that will help them become citizens of the world, such as confidence, duty, ethics, and honesty.

Inspired by stories of virtuous personalities from ancient Indian epics, I wanted to do my part in developing the next generation of children into well-rounded, compassionate, and responsible individuals.

This is a cute book to help your children learn their ABCs.

Teaching value & character in children.

A great positive book. Must read for kids

When I was a kindergarten teacher's aide I did storytime and the children would have loved this story this book would be great in a classroom library and on your child's bookshelf.

I was very happy when the author asked me to review his book for him the story made me smile.

Thanks,

Priya Kumari

www.eternaltreebooks.com

RECEIVED A COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE BOOKS FOR THE BOOK REVIEWS ON THIS BLOG BUT WAS NOT REQUIRED TO LEAVE A REVIEW.

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