Secret Keys: Stories That Unlock a Child's Potential
- ISBN-10
- 0828007241
- ISBN-13
- 9780828007245
- Category
- Children's stories, American
- Pages
- 93
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1993
- Publisher
- Review and Herald Pub Assoc
- Author
- Carmela A. Monk
Description
Secret Keys, a multi-cultural storybook, contains new stories that instill positive values and success principles in young children. Each author writes with the unique perspective of his or her ethnic background, and every page opening features beautiful new color illustrations.From the lives of well-known people, Bible characters, and children like themselves, young readers will discover the secret keys to successful happy living. Keys such as responsibility, commitment, kindness, and integrity open to them lifes richest reward.At the end of each chapter children will find a "key box" that helps them understand and use the secret key with thought-provoking questions and practical applications. Three activity sections reinforce the lessons learned in Secret Keys and provide hours of enjoyment with family and friends.
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