Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things. —Phillipians 4:8
To see real growth and the depth of character we desire for our children, making some simple changes to the literature they read can make all the difference. Choosing good books and helping your children develop a love for truly enriching literature doesn’t have to be difficult or time consuming. Filled with helpful tips, resources, and inspiration this video will help you in your journey to fill your home with good and beautiful style books.
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I agree with every factor that you have pointed out. Thank you for sharing your beautiful thoughts on this.
My kids love all the books offered in The Good and Beautiful Library. I especially love them and all the republished books. From The Good and Beautiful language arts curriculum my children have learned and now know the difference between Good and Beautiful books and unworthy or roller coaster books. I always try and read a book before my children but in the rare occasion I’m not able to, my kids will tell me if the book they are reading is good and beautiful or not. It’s great that they recognize this and bring it to my attention. I love to read and I am hoping to get all my children to enjoy reading as much as I do.
Love this. Thank you for the inspiration and encouragement.
My girls and I have thoroughly enjoyed the good and the beautiful books. I have watched my daughters react to these books and I have learned: when they finish a book holding it close to them, wishing the story would go on, that is a a book worthy of our shelf. All the books we have read, published by the GATB, fill that criteria!