A child’s creativity is directly proportional to the variety of stimuli presented to them. Book stories with unexpected endings and unconventional characters, rather than stereotyped plots, expand the child’s limits of thinking.

Themes That Ignite Imagination

Since children are not yet stuck in logic patterns, talking trees or flying fish in the sky are perfectly normal for them. Such stories also add a different dimension to their problem-solving skills. Leaving the story half-finished and asking “What do you think might have happened next?” allows them to create their own book stories. Let them write the end of the story themselves!