Read to Think

Fact: Soft skills are a must-have in this new age.

Fact: Critical thinking is the soft skill that makes a person a problem solver, a leader and a true thinker.

You know what is also a fact?

Reading can be used to develop and inculcate critical thinking in children! Interested? Follow the link for more!

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Imagine this: your child’s friend has a family that looks different from yours and your child doesn’t understand why, so they ask hurtful questions unknowingly. Or someone tells your child that there is something they cannot be because of who they are and your child feels lost because you told them they can be anything they want. So, how do you prepare your kids for this and teach them to be accepting of it without a long, confusing preaching session?

Well, you read with them Mary Hoffman’s two most popular reads where she navigates the world of a young girl with big dreams and the complex web of families that come in all shapes and sizes. Coincidently, or maybe not, it was Mary Hoffman’s birthday yesterday!


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Book recommendation for kids above 7 year old

“If you don’t like to read, you haven’t found the right book” – J K Rowling

Deciding the right book is an important step toward inculcating reading habits in our little ones. Share how you pick reads, for your child in a comment below.

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