Children's Stories: Teaching Virtuous Principles This book authored by Diane Elston is the first of many books written to emphasize the importance of teaching children how to lead a moral and virtuous life. The 5 stories in this kid's book are all very interestingly illustrated and fun to read for both kids and adults. Reading To Your Kids Children love books and being read to. This book is put together in such a way that there are plenty of descriptive illustrations along with simple and easy to read stories. The five stories in this children's book are all fun and easy to understand even for the youngest listeners. Read this book to your children as a bedtime story or as a learning tool anytime. These stories are very good for kids during their impressionable years as they try to sort out good from bad. Early Children's Reading Early readers will love reading these short stories. The illustrations will keep their interest and make them laugh. This is the book that they will always ask for when it comes time to entertain themselves with a good book. About the Author Diane has a young granddaughter who has inspired her to write to this amazing audience. Diane was read to as a child and remembers what a profound impact that a lot of the stories had on her development. Most of those early stories are still very important to her and the lessons learned have been used to shape a virtuous life. Diane fully believes that early readers will benefit greatly from the stories at bedtime or anytime. The simple little stories will have an impact upon the reader and/or the child being read to. So, all of her books are designed with these smallest lives in mind. Each of these children deserves to know what is best for them as they grow up into awesome and virtuous adults.
About the Author: Diane Elston was born and raised in a small town in Missouri where she learned the value of early childhood development through stories. Her childhood was shaped by her mother reading stories to her at an early age. She particularly remembers the Bible stories such as the story of 'Joseph' and 'David and Goliath'. Diane has, with the birth of her first grandchild, found it compelling for her to author children's books based on their need for virtuous training. Diane strongly feels that these stories and teachings are a vital ingredient in the making of a child that is 'brought up in the way that they will not depart from as adults'. Diane absolutely cherishes the time she has to read to her granddaughter as she did her own children. She knows about the profound impact these simple little stories will have on the tiny minds that hear them. Diane's writings are very simple and fun for the reader and the student. Her illustrations are entertaining and they will create a laugh or two. Each of her stories will have a moral and they will have a major positive effect on the child. Please enjoy reading Diane's stories as much as she does writing them. More stories will be forthcoming.