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The Story of the Rat with 7 A Great Kindle book for KidsWhen looking for a kindle book for kids there are plenty of options to choose from. There are books to fit any style a child could want. You can find any level reader, any character, any animal, in any length. While there are no shortages in the amount of books, it can be difficult if you are looking for a simple bedtime story that still teaches a lesson. Most kindle books for kids have many similarities MoralsMannersImaginationReal life scenariosThe problem with a lot of the kindle books for kids, is while the idea behind the story is good, the book has the influence of the author behind the teaching. Finding a story that blends morals with an interesting story that does not push the authors own attitude is difficult to find.A kindle book for kids that is uniqueThe Story of the 7 Tailed Rat teaches children to be themselves without worrying about how other things that other say. The story is very well written and provides an example of how allowing others opinions to upset you can disrupt your life. The moral is clear and to the point. The illustration told in the story allows the reader to come up with the point on their own, even the young ones. It offers a way to open the door to discussion about the moral without the book telling the child how to think. It is a very good kindle book for kids. It has a creative story that is perfect for reading to small children while still allowing them to see the moral. The colorful pictures and simple words give new readers an opportunity to read on their own without difficulty.Great Bedtime StoryWhen selecting a kindle book for kids to read and think about at bedtime you want to fill them with a sense peace and comfort. You want it to ease them into bedtime, not disrupt their thoughts or keep them awake. Some of the great parts of this kindle book for kids Illustrated to draw children inEasy to readLovable charactersRealistic When you sit down with your child to read a kindle book for kids you want a story that will make them think about what they might do in a similar situation. This book offers a way to bring up the topic and finishes with a clear solution that is realistic; you are teaching your child real tools for life. The kindle book for kids Story of the 7 tail rat is the perfect book to read over and over with your child. The story introduces new readers to words in a way that will help them learn. Your child or grandchild will learn to recognize words that are familiar. The author really put thought into this kindle book for kids. It is obvious that it is meant to read to a child at bedtime. It is simple and the story is easy to understand for busy little minds. Scroll up and grab your copy today!
18 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 6, 2015
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June 30, 2023
I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review from Reading Deals. I read this book to my grandchildren ages 3-6.
I described this book as “harsh” because of the mother's solution to the problem her son came home with from school. He was being bullied for having 7 tails. Mom’s solution was to immediately take him to a tailors to have his tails cut off with scissors. OUCH! PLUS we have a rule at our house about the proper use of scissors… this was not an appropriate use. The story continues with other events. It's a cute story.
The story DOES has a good moral… to be happy as you are… but it certainly could have been approached in a better way. Our copy didn’t have pictures, so I can’t comment on those.
I described this book as “harsh” because of the mother's solution to the problem her son came home with from school. He was being bullied for having 7 tails. Mom’s solution was to immediately take him to a tailors to have his tails cut off with scissors. OUCH! PLUS we have a rule at our house about the proper use of scissors… this was not an appropriate use. The story continues with other events. It's a cute story.
The story DOES has a good moral… to be happy as you are… but it certainly could have been approached in a better way. Our copy didn’t have pictures, so I can’t comment on those.
June 6, 2015
Life is tough. I wish I could protect my children from the outside world but I know that it is impossible. They are going to experience hurt feelings because of things other people say and do. I only hope that I can help teach them to love and accept themselves as well as others for who they are.
The "7 Tailed Rat Story" by Navinha Mer is a story of Rui, a little rat who has 7 tails. When he starts school his classmates make fun of him because he is different. He tries to change himself into someone he isn't to be accepted and is disappointed when it doesn't work. He soon learns that it is important to just be yourself and to not let others dictate how you feel about yourself.
The story gave me mixed feelings. I was glad that I read it first, so that I can be prepared with some answers to difficult questions that I know my kids will ask. The book highlights several important topics to discuss with your child. I know my daughter is going to ask why the other rats are making fun of him because of his 7 tails. It is an important discussion to have with your child about being accepting of other people and their differences.
The story also brings up the hard topic of changing yourself because someone doesn't like you for who you are. Rui's 7 tails are part of who he is. They aren't a bad habit that needs to be broken or something that bothered him until others started making fun of him. Rui decides to have his extra tails removed to be accepted by the other rats. He soon learns that the other rats still won't accept him no matter what he does. This is something that I know as my kids advance through school they are going to experience more and more. I want my children to know that it's important to find friends who will accept them for who they are...quirks and all.
The "7 Tailed Rat Story" has an important message for everyone. My concern with the story is that Rui's parents take him to the tailor to have his tails removed so that he will be accepted by the other kids, before they have a discussion with him about whether or not it is something that he wants to do for himself or if it's a choice he is making for someone else. It is definitely a story that children should read with their child so that some very important discussions about acceptance can happen.
There are several typos throughout the story, that could should be addressed in future updates. I found the all caps writing style a bit difficult to read.
The illustrations are adorable. They are full of colour and fit the story perfectly.
**Disclosure: I received a complimentary copy of "7 Tailed Rat Story". All opinions are 100% my own.
The "7 Tailed Rat Story" by Navinha Mer is a story of Rui, a little rat who has 7 tails. When he starts school his classmates make fun of him because he is different. He tries to change himself into someone he isn't to be accepted and is disappointed when it doesn't work. He soon learns that it is important to just be yourself and to not let others dictate how you feel about yourself.
The story gave me mixed feelings. I was glad that I read it first, so that I can be prepared with some answers to difficult questions that I know my kids will ask. The book highlights several important topics to discuss with your child. I know my daughter is going to ask why the other rats are making fun of him because of his 7 tails. It is an important discussion to have with your child about being accepting of other people and their differences.
The story also brings up the hard topic of changing yourself because someone doesn't like you for who you are. Rui's 7 tails are part of who he is. They aren't a bad habit that needs to be broken or something that bothered him until others started making fun of him. Rui decides to have his extra tails removed to be accepted by the other rats. He soon learns that the other rats still won't accept him no matter what he does. This is something that I know as my kids advance through school they are going to experience more and more. I want my children to know that it's important to find friends who will accept them for who they are...quirks and all.
The "7 Tailed Rat Story" has an important message for everyone. My concern with the story is that Rui's parents take him to the tailor to have his tails removed so that he will be accepted by the other kids, before they have a discussion with him about whether or not it is something that he wants to do for himself or if it's a choice he is making for someone else. It is definitely a story that children should read with their child so that some very important discussions about acceptance can happen.
There are several typos throughout the story, that could should be addressed in future updates. I found the all caps writing style a bit difficult to read.
The illustrations are adorable. They are full of colour and fit the story perfectly.
**Disclosure: I received a complimentary copy of "7 Tailed Rat Story". All opinions are 100% my own.
May 24, 2015
7 Tailed Rat
The moral of this story is that the parents did what their child (rat) asked them to do instead of what they knew or should have known to be the correct action. Later when they realized that doing the wrong thing was never going to make it right, they did not apologize to the child, and say, ' we were wrong'. But at the end, they do get the moral after all...which is, you should not change yourself and what you are to please others. Others will either accept you for what you are, or not, and changing yourself (repeatedly in this story) does not please them anyway.
The moral of this story is that the parents did what their child (rat) asked them to do instead of what they knew or should have known to be the correct action. Later when they realized that doing the wrong thing was never going to make it right, they did not apologize to the child, and say, ' we were wrong'. But at the end, they do get the moral after all...which is, you should not change yourself and what you are to please others. Others will either accept you for what you are, or not, and changing yourself (repeatedly in this story) does not please them anyway.
May 22, 2015
Beautiful and insightful story that helps children to learn to love themselves no matter who they are or how they look. The author did a great job writing a book children will love to read or have read to them.Everyone gets teased or bullied and this amazing little story will help them to know they are not alone. Great job!
July 19, 2015
Great story
Teaches children about being happy with themselves and also about how others can be cruel. My son enjoyed the story.
Teaches children about being happy with themselves and also about how others can be cruel. My son enjoyed the story.
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