Invitation card

When children look for a "timeout" from the busy adults, do your kids sometimes feel that work and phones are stealing you from them? The book "Invitation Card" available at the Bright Mind Library raises a very contemporary issue in the child's voice. It is the story of Yusra and Yasser, who miss their always busy parents, and decide to embark on an adventure full of tricks to steal some warm family time. Why does your child (and you too) need this book now? (The problem and the solution) In the hustle of life, parents may drown in work and life tasks, making children feel lonely or "jealous" of the adults' preoccupations. The solution begins with acknowledging these feelings. This book helps children express their need for their parents, and gives parents a deep insight into what is going on in their little minds, opening a door for dialogue to find a healthy balance that ensures "family time" is sacred and not interrupted by preoccupations. The teaser summary (book description) "Yusra and Yasser have a plan... will their tricks succeed in catching their parents' attention?" Yusra and Yasser live in a house filled with love, but also filled with "preoccupation." They miss those simple moments with their parents, so they try to invent mischievous ways and tricks to attract attention, but their attempts end in failure. Then, in a clever moment, the "Invitation Card" comes to be the magical solution. A story full of sincere feelings and warm illustrations that express children's longing for family warmth and their need for the presence of parents not only physically, but with time and attention. Features: Mental benefit: develops the child's "problem-solving" skill in an innovative way through following Yusra and Yasser's tricks. Emotional benefit: touches on feelings of "loss" and "longing" in the child and helps them express it instead of suppressing it or turning it into aggressive behavior. Educational value: reinforces the importance of "family bonding" and teaches children (and adults) that the time we spend together is the most precious gift. Visual element: the illustrations by artist Haneen Al-Imam overflow with warmth and details that deeply reflect the home atmosphere and human feelings. Practical use: an ideal story for "family honesty sessions," where parents can read it with their children to renew vows of quality time together. "Bright Mind Library" tip for an enjoyable read: After reading, ask your child to design their own "invitation card." Ask them: "What activity would you like me to invite you to this week without phones or work?" Remember at Bright Mind Library that your response to this invitation is what builds your child's golden memories! Similar books (available at Bright Mind Library): Sarah... Come to work - to understand the "work" aspect in adults' lives and appreciate it. FAQs: 1. Is the story suitable for a child feeling jealous of their parents' work? Yes, it is perfectly suited for this situation, as it shows the child that their feelings are natural and teaches them how to ask for attention intelligently. 2. What message does the story give to parents? It reminds us that "being" with children is different from "being present" with time and attention, and encourages us to review our priorities. 3. Is the language suitable for a first or second grader? Yes, the language is gentle and expressive, appropriate for the cognitive and linguistic level of this age group. 4. Why do we recommend this book at lmind.sa? Because it addresses the issue of "the era" (parents' preoccupation with screens and work) in a childlike innocent style that touches the heart and offers a practical solution. 5. How does the story end? (Without spoilers) It ends with a beautiful lesson on how hearts communicate when tricks fail, and how a simple "invitation card" can change the household routine. The conclusion: Respond to your child's invitation before the moment passes... order the "Invitation Card" book now from Bright Mind Library and bring warmth back to your family session.