Children’s book: The Good Hour: A life-changing story for children and their parents with practical tips for better parenting by Doron Erez
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
4.5 stars, really. Mostly because it felt rather preachy at times. But I don’t know how you would avoid it. I often want to get in people’s faces and yell at them for not enjoying their children while being tethered to their cellphones, this is nicely done.
The pictures are adorable. Most of the story, from the child’s point of view, is sweet.
I wish I had a million dollars as I would buy a million of these and give as gifts to cellphone-orphaned children of the world.
I know that we who didn’t have cellphones when our children were young have no right to judge, epecially if you have one of those phone attached jobs, but there needs to be a turn it off time. If you gave birth to a child and want to be part of the raising of said child should, spend the majority of your time with the child WITH THE CHILD. This book is kind and suggests merely an hour. Well, that’s a start.
Okay, my rant aside, this is a fun book and I think it could open communications up for parents and children and everyone will be rewarded by reading it.
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