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Hope-filled Books
January and February are dark months in the Northern Hemisphere - colder, wetter, shorter days. Add to normal winter weather the crazy snow and rain storms bombarding North America and you've got a solid recipe for sadness and depression. As parents and grandparents, we are responsible for helping our kiddos develop resilience in the face of difficult circumstances.
And I am a firm believer that one of the best ways to do this is to share hope- and love- filled books with our children, regardless of their age.
The February Stories Matter books have been selected to help you build the habits of resilience with your children:
Five Resilience-Building Habits for Children
Here a just a few of the best of the best hope-filled books to get us through the Heart of Winter - and to help our kiddos develop their resilience muscles!
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Most of the books reviewed can be found at your public library or purchased through your local bookstore.
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The Stories Matter Disclaimer: Most of the books reviewed can be found at your public library or purchased through your local bookstore.
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