Children’s books

The best way to boost up the potential of your children's is to indulge them in reading books. When you let your children sit around and play video games and watch television from an early age, they will be failing to make the important connections that will help their brain develop- but one of the best ways to go about making sure your children are in the best position possible to succeed in life is to teach them to read from an early age.

While it all began quietly and humbly In the form of a few reports and booklets that emerged out of our field work and interaction with children and teachers, it was quickly realized that publishing quality material could be a vital supplement and valuable addition on the way to the goals that we were out to pursue.  We thought it to be an

efficient medium to increase the reach of our philosophy and ideas way beyond the restrictions that our limited resources and activist power imposed on us. Bit by bit the caravan of books grew to include educational classics, educational modules for teachers and children, picture books, material for young readers and beginners, activity books, fiction and non-fiction, books on various social issues and so on.

Children's Books includes stories, books, and poems that are enjoyed by children. Modern children's literature is classified in two different ways: genre or the intended age of the reader.

How do books help children Were always telling children that books and reading are good for them, but have we ever really thought about why that’s true? Exactly what do older children get out of reading novels? What do younger kids get from being read to? Does reading matter? Picture books, story books with chapters, encyclopedias, specialty magazines, series books and collections: each of these helps children in myriad ways. From learning to read and understand basic language to becoming able to create something meaningful for themselves, children can benefit from books beginning at a very young age. Parents who want the best possible educational outcome for their children may want to take time to read to them and to assist them in choosing well from the wonderful world of books. Books provide a great starting point for discussion, allowing you to ask questions, answer their questions and have fun, too. And remember that the same anxiety you might be experiencing as the move approaches, your child will also be feeling. It helps your child to know that someone else, such as Brother Bear, feels exactly like they do. Reading is an important skill that needs to be developed in children. Not only is it necessary for survival in the world of schools in Bangalore and (later on) universities, but in adult life as well. The ability to learn about new subjects and find helpful information on anything from health problems and consumer protection to more academic research into science or the arts depends on the ability to read. The most obvious benefit from books for people of any age is gaining better abilities with language. No matter what culture or language children are born into, books expose them to sounds, forming words and putting together sentences, all of which help in general communication. Most humans communicate primarily through spoken and written language, and being able to read is, for many people, vital to having a full-life experience. Reading also helps with hearing and with learning to listen. Books can help sharpen the aural and visual senses, and can lead to developing the other senses as well, simply by providing activity for the brain. Reading and writing go hand-in-hand. Books help children understand their world. From places, weather and animals to cultures and current events, books help children establish their identity and discover how they fit into the larger world. Books give them awareness, broaden their experience, widen their frame of reference, expand their minds and even give them an appreciation of family history and origin

Parents! Are you tired of paying hundreds of dollars for special programs promising to teach your child reading skills? Want to know how you can get your child reading ready now so they’ll start school with their best foot forward. Teaching Comprehension: When to begin? Can’t. Parents everywhere can tell you that babies and toddlers are perfectly capable of interacting with a text to some degree But it is more than that. As Maryanne Wolf points out in her book Proust and the Squid: The Story and Science of the Reading Brain (2007), a child is preparing to read by utilizing any material they come in contact with, from a single word, to the text they see every day.

Snazal Wholesale Book house understands the necessity of good children's books. Our collection will definitely open up your child's creative thinking to a much higher level. Please feel free to visit our online catalog, and you can order your chosen books online