MANY parents think of reading storybooks to their children as a simple bedtime routine. They tend to see it only as a moment before sleep or a way to encourage reading habits.
However, children’s storybooks are much more than colourful illustrations and entertaining adventures. Every character, dialogue and plot teaches children something about the world around them. Whether intentionally or not, the stories help shape the moral values that young readers carry into adulthood.
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