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Staying At Home: A creative guidebook full of ideas to spend time at home
This book was written for days like today - whether you're sick, in quarantine or at home have to stay.In this funny and rhyme filled story, Mia and Dad share creative and fun ideas from their two months at home which made time fly and enjoyable.+ Are you running out of ideas how to better spend your time at home?+ Are your children glued to their mobile and computer screens? Is screen time out of control?This is a great book to keep handy as your "Staying At Home Guidebook" - for kids, parents and families!It will help children and their family to stay safe, understand social distancing, give gratitude and have a positive outlook to overcome their emotions of anxiety and sadness during this difficult time in their life.Rated by parents, teachers, psychologists and kids(!) worldwide as one of the best indie children's book series to ever have been published!Here are just a few of the practical tools this Award Winning book series boost confidence+ increase self-esteem+ create self motivation+ creative thinking+ growth mindset+ acceptance...and more !The Mindful Mia book series is Ideal for children ages 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8.Mindful Mia- is a series of books that reflect growth mindset, gentle parenting and nurture universal values that inspire and empower kids. This series is perfect for toddlers, preschool, kindergarten, first grade and second grade as they advance from early readers to intermediate readers.Grab this empowering book series for you and the ones you care about and give them an advantage in life!
43 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 1, 2020
About the author
Asaf Rozanes
18 books5 followersAsaf Rozanes is a single dad, father of 5 y/o Mia, a life coach and award winning children's author with a witty, humoristic and refreshing writing style. The combination of catchy rhymes spiced with humor, an ethical message and a practical life tool appeals to the hearts of children and parents alike.
As a life coach, Asaf aims to give children the tools required to lead a more happy, productive and successful life - enjoying the journey and embracing it.
Every book contains a message and a practical day-to-day tool which is suitable for children and adults alike.
As Asaf puts it:
"I want children to enjoy and embrace life.
I want them to keep talking to their inner child and keep that flame alive and kicking!
I want them to make mistakes, to be creative, true to themselves and to understand that is where they grow and succeed...I want them to remain free creative thinkers and doers!"
Join the fan list on the Mindful Mia website:
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As a life coach, Asaf aims to give children the tools required to lead a more happy, productive and successful life - enjoying the journey and embracing it.
Every book contains a message and a practical day-to-day tool which is suitable for children and adults alike.
As Asaf puts it:
"I want children to enjoy and embrace life.
I want them to keep talking to their inner child and keep that flame alive and kicking!
I want them to make mistakes, to be creative, true to themselves and to understand that is where they grow and succeed...I want them to remain free creative thinkers and doers!"
Join the fan list on the Mindful Mia website:
https://mindful-mia.com/subscribe
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June 13, 2020
Ideas for Kids While at Home
This picture book is meant to give younger children ideas of what they can do while they have to stay home. Of course, this stems from our current quarantine with children being kept home from school, but on the first page, the author also suggested it could be used when a child is sick or otherwise has to stay home. A page of rhyming text alternates with one of graphics that relate to the text. The rhyming certainly is not perfectly done, sometimes annoyingly so: not all are true rhymes, some are awkward, and sometimes the lines do not scan correctly in terms of cadence. I thought some illustrations seemed to promote what could be dangerous play, like the picture of the little girl standing on top of a cardboard box. A box like that may not support a child's weight. This book did have some ideas about what to do while you have to stay at home. At the end of the book, the author gave us a summary list of ideas with a few new ones added. They also included coloring pages so the child could do a little activity just from the book itself.
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
My book blog: https://www.readingfanaticreviews.com
This picture book is meant to give younger children ideas of what they can do while they have to stay home. Of course, this stems from our current quarantine with children being kept home from school, but on the first page, the author also suggested it could be used when a child is sick or otherwise has to stay home. A page of rhyming text alternates with one of graphics that relate to the text. The rhyming certainly is not perfectly done, sometimes annoyingly so: not all are true rhymes, some are awkward, and sometimes the lines do not scan correctly in terms of cadence. I thought some illustrations seemed to promote what could be dangerous play, like the picture of the little girl standing on top of a cardboard box. A box like that may not support a child's weight. This book did have some ideas about what to do while you have to stay at home. At the end of the book, the author gave us a summary list of ideas with a few new ones added. They also included coloring pages so the child could do a little activity just from the book itself.
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
My book blog: https://www.readingfanaticreviews.com
July 3, 2020
This book is written for stay at home days. It is full of ideas that are terrific for every energy level of child. The storyline is easy to read and engaging. The illustrations are vivid and exciting. Remember to look for the hidden hearts throughout.
You can talk with friends and family over the phone. Viruses like to stick around and be mean. So stay safe and be clean.
You can build a castle. There's a wonderful picture of theirs. What will yours look like? You can make your own board game or a "Ninja" obstacle course. There are many more ideas inside. Which will you do first?
Happy playing!!
You can talk with friends and family over the phone. Viruses like to stick around and be mean. So stay safe and be clean.
You can build a castle. There's a wonderful picture of theirs. What will yours look like? You can make your own board game or a "Ninja" obstacle course. There are many more ideas inside. Which will you do first?
Happy playing!!
June 12, 2020
A great book about the pandemic and the impact on our lives. I have read a couple of them and this one focuses on what to do while staying at home. It also has a summary of the measures we need to take to stay free of the virus and at the end, it has several colouring pictures. It also has the answer to the hidden hearts in the pages of the book
The best thing about this pandemic is that families are getting together at home when they normally are too busy, and they don’t pass good time together.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and I am voluntarily leaving a review.
The best thing about this pandemic is that families are getting together at home when they normally are too busy, and they don’t pass good time together.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and I am voluntarily leaving a review.
June 7, 2020
This is a quick read about staying at home, it gives ideas to children and parents about what they can go whilst stuck at home. It has good illustrations and is written in a rhyming style which give the book a nice flow. My child enjoyed it so much that we read it again straight after the first read through.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 7, 2020
This is a great book for kids. My 2yr. old grandson liked the pictures and the rhyming lines. It has great ideas of things to do. I would recommend this book for everyone who is bored or just needs something different to do.
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