STORIES SUITABLE FOR YOUR CHILD

WHAT TYPES OF STORIES ARE APPROPRIATE FOR YOUR CHILD 

For infants and young children, it is best to choose books with bright colors, simple illustrations, and harmonious or repetitive texts. Tablet books with sturdy pages are also a good option for this age group.

For preschoolers, stories with attractive characters, relevant situations and simple plots are suitable. Picture books with colorful illustrations and a few sentences on each page are ideal for this age group.

For primary school children, stories that provide opportunities for character development, moral lessons, and problem-solving are appropriate. Books with chapters with more complex plots, longer paragraphs, and occasional illustrations can attract the attention of this age group.

For older children and young adults, stories with relatable characters, subtle themes, and thought-provoking concepts are appropriate. Novels with more complex language, complex characters, and complex plots can both challenge and entertain this age group.

Ultimately, the best way to choose the right stories for your child is to consider their interests, developmental level, and any specific sensitivities they may have. It's also important to keep in mind that different children have different reading levels and preferences, so what works for one child may not work for another.