Kids on Screen is a charming, brightly colored book designed to educate young children about the positive and negative effects of electronic devices with screens. This book provides easy to follow advice based on the recommendations of the American Academy of Pediatrics and serves as a great conversation starter between parents/teachers and children. This is a unique book with the potential to increase awareness, and to make a difference. For children who cannot read, dialogic reading can be used. The illustrations are like a picture book and the text provides additional information for...

Desires are necessary and create many beneficial passions; however, desires also create greed. A good desire can turn into a bad desire just as day turns into night. Thus, it is important to understand this transition because this can help us choose the morally correct pathway. This book is written in a very simplified way so that parents and teachers can help children understand the difficult concept of desires at a very young age. It is based on the moral values that we all learn as we mature. This book has the potential to promote integrity, kindness, and selflessness. I Want More can help...

Respect is a binding force that can build strong relationships. Therefore, it is very important to learn how to give and gain respect. This book has an interesting perspective about the complex topic of respect. There is something for everyone to learn from this book. However, the prime goal is to help all parents and teachers to educate children of all age groups about respect. It is written in a simple language so that adults can easily discuss this complicated subject with young children.