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The Brightness of Sharing What You Have - cover

The Brightness of Sharing What You Have

Ivy Stone

Publisher: The Good Child Bookstore

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"The Brightness of Sharing What You Have" follows Sandra, a young girl learning the true meaning of generosity. In a world where kindness can sometimes feel like a rare treasure, Sandra discovers that even the smallest acts of sharing can create immense joy. Whether it’s sharing a toy, a smile, or a moment of quiet companionship, Sandra learns that the real reward lies not in what you give, but in how it makes others feel. Through her adventures, she sees how a little thoughtfulness can spark a chain of kindness that ripples through her community. The book emphasizes the power of sharing—not just material things, but time, attention, and kindness—and encourages children to develop a generous spirit.
Available since: 05/12/2025.
Print length: 134 pages.

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