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Henry Knows Best!: A Story About Learning From Mistakes and Listening to Others
Emily Learing
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Denise Turu
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Beans & Bear Press, LLC
· Paperback
Henry Knows Best!: A Story About Learning From Mistakes and Listening to Others - Learing, Emily ; Turu, Denise
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Synopsis "Henry Knows Best!: A Story About Learning From Mistakes and Listening to Others"
A rhyming children's book starring a strong-willed Corgi named Henry that teaches about the value of listening to and learning from others. Confident Henry thinks that he always knows best. Every morning he wakes up and puffs up his chest and tells those who cross him only he knows the way to solve every problem he'll be faced with that day. But on this particular day, Henry-a strong-willed corgi-learns that thinking he knows best and actually knowing best are two very different things! Join Henry as he learns that being right isn't always what's best for him-or for those around him. With vivid illustrations and a lovable Corgi puppy on every page, your child will love this rhyming adventure helping Henry to learn from his consequences. And as the adult, you will love the special note to the caregiver that helps you to understand how to use Henry Knows Best! to start meaningful conversations with children about the value that comes from listening to and learning from others. What Readers Are Saying About Henry Knows Best! "A Rhyming Conversation-Starter" "A Must Read for Families and Their Strong Willed Children!" "Good Book for Parents and Caregivers of Strong-Willed Kiddos!" "A Nice Social Story Book for Strong Willed Children with Bright Interesting Illustrations" "An Excellent, Whimsical, and Colorful Book that has been Crafted with Both the Child and Caregiver in mind! What a Great Resource for Those of Us Lucky Enough to Have a Strong-Willed Miniature Beings in Our Lives."If you are the parent or caregiver of a strong-willed kiddo, this is a good book to own. As you read Henry's story, your little one will be able to relate to how Henry responds to different situations. The conversation between Henry and his mom at the end of the story offers a great launching point to have your own conversations with your little one. The illustrations are super cute, and the rhyming story is fun to read. Emily, the books author, also provides great pointers to parents and caregivers of strong willed kids at the beginning of the book. All in all, a great buy for parents and caregivers of strong-willed kiddos.- Sumitha, AFineParent.Com ...The book opens with a lovely note to the caregiver providing a gentle reminder about the significance of teaching both consequences and displaying love/affection to all children - especially the strong-willed ones. This story was crafted with love in a non-judgmental way that weaves in the balance of supporting our children in a healthy manner that does not crush their bold and brilliant spirits. It has been a springboard for subtly discussing valuable life lessons and sparked many questions (and possibly some introspection) from our little ones. We will be adding this gem to our regular rotation. Excellent book!- Parent of 2 Strong-Willed ChildrenHenry Knows Best is an honest and encouraging look at the natural consequences of doing things your way without considering the thoughts of others. Henry's mom gently reminds him that being a good friend requires compromise and admitting when you've done something wrong. There is always another day to try again!- Amy, Elementary School Counselor
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The book is written in English.
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