Don't touch it, this is all mine

by Uncle Xiao Yang
Illustrator Uncle Yang
PublisherNew World Publishing House
Published September 2021

Age 3-6 years old

About

Is this the case with your child? No matter what happens, her things will never belong to others; and other people's things will automatically become hers once they are no longer in the hands of others. So how should parents carry out shared education? This book has the answers you need.

Beibei is a 5-year-old little boy. One thing he likes to say is: "This is mine." Whether it's the moon in the sky or a friend's toy, he wants it as his own. His things, no matter what, will never belong to others; and other people's things, once they are no longer in other people's hands, automatically become his. As a result, everyone was annoyed by him, no one wanted to play with him, and he was very sad. So, what did Beibei do?
The style is relaxed and interesting, and the content is real and useful. Cultivate "property rights awareness" so that children like to share, rather than forcing children to be "generous". I hope every parent and teacher can read it, and I also hope that parents and teachers can read it to their children.

About the Author

Uncle Yang, a children's literature writer and multimedia person, has been dedicated to the study of children's psychology and behavior all year round. Representative works include "Can I Stop Sleeping and Keep Playing", "I'm a Child, I Like to Pretend I Can't Hear", "It's Okay to Make a Mistake", "It's Okay to Lose", "It's Okay to Don't Do It", etc.

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