Picture Book Reading: Pumpkin Soup

Best friends are the kind that don't like to talk much

Someone who can be silently opposed to you and have a close connection

Picture book sharing: Pumpkin soup

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In life, it is very common for children to encounter friction and disputes in getting along with friends. So, what should we do at this time to alleviate the conflict with friends and warm up the relationship? Next, let's see how the three good friends of squirrels, cats and ducks get along.

"Pumpkin Soup" won the Kate Greenway Award, the highest honor for British picture books. The gorgeous pictures in the picture book, the plot full of dramatic tension, and the noisy but incomparably warm plot constitute a warm and humorous story about friendship and division of labor. Like a musical full of joy, and like a visual feast.

This story teaches us that when we get along with friends, we should be considerate and understanding of each other, and use love to tolerate friends.

The three little partners get along similarly with their parents and their children, and parents will also have conflicts with their children, thus experiencing anger, anger, anxiety, sadness, and tolerance. I believe that parents will also get some inspiration after reading picture books.