Reading for Pleasure Is A Very Important Factor For Children

Earth, Community, and Kids

Green Bean’s Garden A Fun Sensory Book

“The beautifully presented book has illustrations that are bright and bold and are suitable for stimulating the development of young children.

The pages are sturdy to encourage fine motor skills in page turning, though these, due to the length of the story, do make the book quite heavy, so the book may need to be supported if a young child wanted to look at it independently.

The flaps promote early pincer movement, fine motor skills, and eye - hand coordination really, really well, and are durable for little fingers! The flaps all hold additional parts of the story, to encourage the excitement of what happens next.

The next book in my series of collectable children’s stories is Green Bean’s Garden, a fun and interactive board book taking children on a journey to explore the garden with their favourite characters from the Green Bean Collection.

Seeing children learn and develop confidently through reading and playing makes my role so rewarding as an author and entrepreneur. Working hard with the talented team at Green Bean Studios, we’ve carefully designed this new book to get children excited about reading books and help them understand the world around them.

Young children are the workforce of the future and as a business leader and mother I understand the importance of investing in our children’s education whilst supporting their mental and physical health. Doing so from an early age not only benefits children, but benefits society as a whole, bringing up the next generation to be confident and competent which will boost the economy and ensure these individuals thrive.

Reading for pleasure is a very important factor for enabling children to succeed in the stepping stones from nursery, to school, further education and then into work, and this new book is one more tool out of many from Green Bean Studios that is helping more children to love reading and giving them the best chances to reach their full potential.