Angels are messengers of God in Christianity, representing goodness, integrity, and purity, and many little girls like to be called "little angels", but why does the little girl Josephine in the Swedish children's writer Maria Grippe's book Josephine hate angels?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="2" > don't want to be angels</h1>
Josephine, the youngest daughter of a priest, was a schoolboy who had just entered school, and her little head was filled with all sorts of strange ideas. She also has several older brothers and sisters, but they are older, there is no one at home to play with her, and she feels that she has not received the attention of her family.
She is actually a little girl who longs to be loved, she does not want to be an angel but does not want to go to heaven, she just wants to be an ordinary little girl, a friend with a confidant, what bad heart can she have?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="12" > to send balloons to the king</h1>
Once Josephine and her sister and brother-in-law went into the city to play, just in time to encounter the king's parade. The innocent and lovely Josephine did not know any dignity and etiquette, and she stood on the city wall holding a balloon high to welcome the king's arrival. The king, probably infected by her innocence, ordered her to be brought before him and accepted the balloon from Josephine.
Josephine was pleased, thinking that the king was a good man, and that a beautiful flower had blossomed in her little heart.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="13" > "Witch" Lila's grandmother</h1>
Josephine once ran away from home and mistakenly met Lila, who lived in the forest. Josephine initially mistakenly believed lila to be a witch, but as Lila kindly invited her to her house, took her a lot of delicious treats, and bought her toys, Josephine gradually fell in love with Lila and called her "Grandma Lila". Every time Josephine went to Lila's grandmother's house, he would add fuel to her "tragic experience" and tell her about her "tragic experience".
One day, Josephine overheard Grandma Lila talking to someone on the phone, and she was so upset that she couldn't tell if Grandma Lila was a good person or a bad person. Her father told her: "Giving others good food and fun does not mean that they can get along." Giving gifts is a way to express kindness, but more importantly, to have a tolerant, grateful heart and sincere kindness to others. ”
The little girl Josephine in the swedish children's literature Maria Grippe is the epitome of thousands of children, each child is a cute little angel at the beginning, the key is how to guide them, cultivate them to call a person of integrity and kindness, perhaps we can find the answer from her book.