Hide and Seek with Kimora - Sharon E. Harris - Bog

Even inside a house, adventures are possible. What child does not like to play hide-and-seek? Every child does. They begin at a tender age by hiding their faces behind their hands as they play peekaboo. This book is intended to show the different personalities of children and how they can blend together, despite differences, and enjoy each other's company. Challenges await as each child comes with his or her own ideas, but it is a beautiful thing when children can compromise and when they can respect each other's ideas. Every child's ideas are important, and compromise is a way of saying that despite differences, goals can be achieved, and everyone can be satisfied. Nonacceptance of a child's idea does not mean the rejection of a child, and this is where the adults in their lives take the opportunity to inform them of how important they are and how equally important other children are. Hide-and-Seek with Kimora is a good, anytime-of-the-day storybook that a child can enjoy whether they are going off to bed or enjoying the day with a good book in hand.