Jackson, Rebecca J.
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7What if there was a way you could educate your child about hard topics like diversity or racism, but in a fun and engaging story?
Most of the parents face difficulties in explaining their smart and curious kids the concept of diversity or racism, and many of them prefer not to discuss this topic proactively at home. Some of them even discourage racism-related discussions and leave their kids on their own to grapple with many doubts in their mind. But we can clearly understand that these avenues may not to be the right ways to build a healthy and positive mindset.
That's why we believe that the best way to educate your child is through illustrated stories.Well...In this colorful story, Ashura comes across some racial problems while playing in the park with his friends.Wishing these problems would go away, our friendly monster Clio, comes out of nowhere to help show him that we all have differences and how:member goods
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