Raccoon Ruby Learns to Wait: A simple funny story of patience, will quickly teach you to become patient.

by Dan Parisson

Looking for an easy way to teach children patience?The best way is a story. A story can be read at any time, at bedtime or during the day. A cute and funny short story will amuse and teach children patience and good manners. The story is suitable for children ages 2 3 4 5 6 7 and 8. A fun story, will show a short way to the importance of patience in our lives.The very clear and simple pictures in the book, will show a simple way to learn patience and good manners.A long time ago, each of us was a child, sometimes there were no boundaries for us. Our parents' love surrounded us everywhere we went. Parents fulfilled all our wishes without delay, but for every child there comes a time when it is important to learn to wait a little while to get what you want. Read a fun story of patience and show a cute example of patience to your children.A fun story of patience

Kind and fun poems that grab a child's attention and deliver an important lesson in patience.Simple illustrations, will show in pictures why patience and good manners are important.The cute story of Ruby the Coon, will help teach patience, every time.To start reading the story, click the orange button "Buy Now" above and download your copy today!

32 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 20, 2018

Reviews

[Jade · Rating 4 out of 5]

Ruby Learns to Wait is a nice story to help children understand why it's important to be patient and have good manners. The story is about a raccoon called Ruby who is looking for some food but because of his impatience finds himself in some unpleasant situations.

I wasn't sure about this book in the first place, we've not read or seen many books on patience but I do think it's something important for the children to learn. I was quite surprised at how extreme the situations Ruby found himself in were and this does make the book a little unrealistic. I think it would have been nicer for Ruby to have experienced consequences for situations children might actually get themselves into without patience.

I like how we see Ruby change throughout the book from being rude and impulsive as a raccoon to learning and accepting what the owl has taught him. The way patience was shown through the chillis was very clever!

The illustrations in the book are in a fun cartoon style and it is great to get to see how Ruby and those he encounters are feeling throughout the book. This is a good book with a great lesson for children to learn but I do wish it was a bit more realistic and relatable for the children so they could understand what they could do to be more patient and good mannered.