Cecil thought his parents loved his brother more than him. When everyone had gone to sleep, he decided it was time to run away. But this little seed soon realized he was in big trouble. Contentment in the Open Field, praised by Educators also includes a glossary and no-back recipe for children and parents to enjoy together.
Cecil thought his parents loved his brother more than him. When everyone had gone to sleep, he decided it was time to run away. But this little seed soon realized he was in big trouble. Contentment in the Open Field, praised by Educators also includes a glossary and no-back recipe for children and parents to enjoy together.
Contentment in the Open Field is a delightful story that unfolds a character-building experience that young scholars can learn and grow from. Ruth-Ann Thompson creatively shares a life challenge, through the life of Cecil, that children often face at one time or another. As the story unfolds, it encourages children to value how they respect themselves and others. It also reminds us, as adults, that the lessons we learned when younger, remain in our hearts so that we can compassionately help our children handle life's disappointments in a healthy manner. It is critical that our children foster a love for reading so that their minds can be expanded to receive academic skills that will help propel them to greater heights of knowledge. Contentment in the Open Field engages readers' interest in a creative way, has a rich vocabulary, and is a springboard for many learning opportunities. I highly recommend this book, and others in the Open Field series, to be a part of your child's and school's library.Renee L. Humphreys, Ed.D.Associate Superintendent of Education Chesapeake Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
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