The London Day School Character Education Books




Koby- the little blue kangaroo who worried all day

As I am an adult worrier, I loved this little book. Koby would spend his days worrying about this and that. He didn't want to worry but it always happened. One day his mom asked him what was worrying him. When Koby started to tell her that he was wasting his days away and how to change that, Koby started to enjoy his time. Little by little, he changed his ways.

The pictures were so cute and the story line was great! Perfect for those little ones to hear or to read.

$9.15

http://www.amazon.com/Little-Kangaroo-Worried-Kobys-Books/dp/1512076201/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1459781461&sr=1-1&keywords=koby+the+little+blue+kangaroo



Betsie Bee- the little bee who learned to share and care in preschool

Betsie Bee is used to sleeping in and having all her toys to herself. When suddenly she is in preschool. She still wants all the toys and plays by herself. She has to learn that if she wants friends and to have a fun time, she has to share and become part of the group! By the end of the year, she has friends and has learned all the important sharing tools.

$9.15

http://www.amazon.com/Betsie-Bee-little-learned-Curriculum/dp/1499111053/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1400527540&sr=8-1&keywords=betsie+bee

I love the illustrator of these books. All the characters are cartoon like. So cute!



Arabelle- the bat with the most wonderful pink glasses



3 out of my 4 girls wear glasses so this was one close to home. Arabelle has a really hard time seeing as she goes to do her day to day tasks. She needs glasses. Arabelle is so worried that her friends are going to make fun of her. Her dad picks the cutest pink glasses. When her friends see her, they love her glasses. No need to have worried. later her friend Clive gets blue glasses too!

$9.15

http://www.amazon.com/Arabelle-little-most-wonderful-glasses/dp/1490538003

These 3 books are great for those kids getting ready for preschool, daycare or any social setting. I loved these. I would totally recommend these. Great gift for any worrier, any child getting ready for glasses or any child entering school!!

I was sent these books in exchange for my honest review

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