Violet Monreal present the book 80 values and virtues that you would like to know. It is a large format book, complete and wonderfully illustrated, that develops the theme of values and virtues through stories and proverbs from around the world. It is a beautiful book published by the Editorial San Pablo and with which Violeta intends that values and virtues become a topic of conversation.
The work collects universal stories and proverbs about 80 values and virtues that will help children achieve their goals because they speak of strength, perseverance, order. It also helps them to live with themselves talking about integrity, honesty and responsibility and encourages them to go further calling for prudence. Children can also learn to enjoy more than they have because they talk about sobriety, humility and simplicity. And many more values such as patience, tolerance, wisdom, creativity, friendship, optimism and how to be well accepted and treated by others showing gratitude and kindness. The portal of the book is spectacular:
Violet Monreal He was born in Oviedo and after graduating in Fine Arts he began his career as an illustrator. He is also a lecturer specialized in children's drawing with books published in the United States, Japan, Korea, France, Portugal, Italy, Greece and in several Latin American countries.
Violeta says her goal is reach your readers in an entertaining and captivating way possible because the mind must be stimulated rather than fun. In the book Violeta advocates that children learn to express themselves properly, precisely because they can go further, it will help them think better and act in the best way possible.
The author has also explained that in the book the conceptual content of values that I wanted to convey and that the illustration reflects the universality of these values representing different peoples of the earth. For Violeta, the book is big, long, ambitious and on the border of the informative because it has vocation to endure.
I believe that Violeta must be thanked for her effort to compensate for the current education trend, which is more focused on the acquisition of knowledge and skills, rather than emotional values, which are also very necessary.
