Leon's Lesson
A moral lesson on empathy and honesty
by Marie Zhang
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Pub Date 22 Feb 2022 | Archive Date 17 Mar 2022
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Description
Leon ends up enjoying his first day of school, despite being nervous at the start. The very reason that makes him enjoy school tempts him into making some bad decisions. Leon doesn't think it's all that bad until the same thing happens to him. What bad decisions did he make? How will he eventually choose to handle this situation?
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ISBN | 9781956525427 |
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Featured Reviews
This is a great moral story book! Never take things that is not yours without asking. If you d, give it back. Leon took some toys from his friends. When one of his friends finds something of Leon's he gave it back. Leon felt bad after this had happened then have the toys back with a piece of paper where he had written sorry. Have the toys back and he felt so much better. Good lesson for children.
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Leon's Lesson by Marie Zhang is an adorable children's picture book that will teach kids about empathy and morality. The story revolves around Leon, who is attending his first day of school. Unfortunately, he makes a few bad decisions. What can he do to fix his mistakes?
Overall, Leon's Lesson is an absolutely adorable children's picture book that would make the perfect gift for the toddler in your life. I can see this book being used in classrooms where kids are dealing with the same issue that Leon is. One highlight of this book is the amazing artwork. The characters are drawn cutely, and the colors are bright and vibrant. If you're intrigued by the cover or description, I highly recommend that you check out this book, which is available now!
This is a story told in rhyme about Leon. Leon has a problem with taking other children’s toys at school. When they get upset he thinks they are being overdramatic. When he loses something special to him he realizes how they felt. This is a goo way to introduce empathy and honesty to your young ones. The book explains it in a way children will understand, and opens it up for parents to help them learn. The illustrations are very colorful and attractive.
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