The Yoga Book for Kids!
All the poses are ‘kid-tested’ and user friendly.
“I love the doggie pose and the kitty pose — we put the tail behind us and say, ‘meow.’ And the fish pose — the fish moves his tail. And the standing up tree pose — put this foot on the other foot like this. I love yoga and I love Mrs. Power” – Lauren S, Preschooler, Pacific Palisades
- 32 page hardcover
- 57 full-color illustrations
- $19.95 ea.
- Click here to purchase
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Here’s just a sample of the tales inside “Inspirational Kids’ Stories”
• STORY #1: The Gossip Gremlin… (Gossip) Stimulating story about the harmful affects of gossiping told in Dorothy’s amusing style. See what happens as the gossiping gets worse, culminating in a gripping climax that’ll have your children on the edge of their seats. (Page 1)
• STORY #5: The Squirrel Named Picasso … (Trust Authorities) This uplifting story reveals how a child can always rely on authority figures when in trouble. (See for yourself on page 24)
• STORY #7: Pete Cleans Up… (Hygiene) Chuckle along as all the farm animals get together and help little Pete The Pig clean himself up for the big party. Inspires teamwork, cooperation, and the desire to be your best through good personal hygiene. Poor old Pete wasn’t allowed to the party because he was dirty. See how everyone pitches in and makes Pete the cleanest little piglet you would ever see! (Page 37)
• STORY #11: Magic Mom… (Love Your Parents) A loving climax to this story and a special tender one for parents. (Page 63)
• STORY #16: Beautiful Diana… (Creativity, Hold On To Your Childhood) Ah, they grow up so fast don’t they? In this tale a brother and sister discover how “just being yourself” and not trying to be like everyone else, is a true gift worth holding onto. Discover how these two siblings realize they are just fine, just the way they are. (Page 94)
• STORY #22: MG And The Pigs… (Don’t Talk To Strangers) Never talk to strangers. It’s what we tell our kids. But how much more effective it is when told through a moving tale. Instead of telling, this story shows, and your children will immediately understand the message. Instead of scaring our children, this story instills confidence … that they don’t have to be scared of strangers, they’ve just got to be wary … and that talking to strangers is wrong and can lead to big trouble. (Page 135)
And look, that’s just 6 examples of the uplifting tales contained in “Inspirational Kids’ Stories” … there are still 26 more to go!
Namaste & Play, Casey
