A Day of Leisure

The present book is second in the series and presents a further selection of stories that the children must not miss to read. Reading of these stories equals hours of moral teaching for character building. The selection of stories is made with one thing in view, i.e., holding their interest long enough for them to draw and learn a lesson on their own. A lesson self-taught is worth more than hours of moral instruction The parents and teachers would have to add their own example to it in order to make it really effective. Undoubtedly, there is no better method of teaching than setting a personal example for the children to follow. A story serves as a teaching aid.