Jeremy and His Magic Glasses

von John B Thompson, Kathy M Thompson

68 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

A Heartwarming Children's Story About Gratitude, Positive Thinking, and Seeing the Good in Every DayJeremy Twiddle is a perfectly ordinary boy with one not-so-ordinary problem-he complains about everything. Nothing is fun, nothing is exciting, and nothing ever seems good enough. At least, that's how Jeremy sees the world... until the day his father gives him a mysterious pair of "magic" glasses.Whenever Jeremy feels a complaint bubbling up, he must put on the glasses first. And when he does, something amazing happens: Suddenly his room feels cheerful, lunch looks delicious, and the world around him seems brighter than ever. But are the glasses really magic-or is something changing inside Jeremy himself?As Jeremy learns to look for the good instead of the bad, his whole world transforms. And years later, when he discovers the truth about the glasses, he realizes the greatest magic was within him all along.A Meaningful Story for Kids Ages 4-10This uplifting picture-book style story helps children learn: - Gratitude and appreciation- Positive thinking and mindset shifts- Emotional awareness and self-control- How complaining affects others- How choosing joy can change everythingPerfect for bedtime reading, classroom discussions, character-building lessons, and social-emotional learning.Includes Engaging Reflection QuestionsThroughout the story, children are invited to pause and think about: - How complaining affects friends and family- What it means to look for the good- How their own attitude can change their day- Ways they can practice gratitude-just like JeremyThese interactive questions make the book ideal for teachers, counselors, and parents who want to spark meaningful conversations.A Feel-Good Message Kids Will RememberJeremy and His Magic Glasses is a gentle, encouraging reminder that the world becomes brighter when we choose to see its beauty. Young readers will walk away inspired to appreciate what they have, look for the positive, and discover the "magic" in everyday life.