Granny's Guitar

Children's Book: Granny's Guitar

Teaching The Value Of Optimism


• Trying to raise an optimistic “happy go lucky” child who always sees the glass half full?

• Wouldn’t it be great if we all developed the habit of looking on the bright side of life?

Share this story with your children and work together to remember that :

“…sometimes the worst situations in life turn out to be the best things that ever happened to us.”

 * Suitable for ages 4-10

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The inspirational story details the journey of a young girl named Amanda whose beloved teddy bear was taken from her in school. After hearing of Amanda's incident, her caring Granny attempted to comfort her with a compelling story in the hopes of helping the little girl deal with the anguish of losing her beloved toy.

Join Amanda as she embarks on an adventure which takes her back in time to the setting of Granny's story. Discover the powerful message behind Granny's uplifting story and how it helped Amanda cope with losing her favorite toy.

  • Will Amanda find her beloved teddy bear in the end?
  • Why exactly is Granny telling the story of her lost guitar?
  • What really happened to Granny's lost guitar?
  • What did Amanda learn after hearing Granny’s story?

So can you make your child more optimistic? Yes, you can! This book will help teach your children the values and importance of being optimistic.

Raising your child to always look at the brighter side of any problem helps them to power through any situation they may encounter throughout their lifetime, allowing them to cope better with life challenges.

The lesson of the book may be best expressed through John Wilson's inspirational quote by John Wilson
"Be thankful for all things in life. Even for the bad things. SOMETIMES the worst situations in life turn out to be the best things that ever happened to us.”

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What other people say

Ricquelle Landis

Amazon Reviewer

Overall, Granny’s guitar is a heartwarming, magical children’s book. It would be an excellent resource to include in the homeschooling curriculum of pre-school age children.

Brian Spero

Father

Introducing this topic to my child with this story is a great insight to helping him deal with simple things for now, like forgetting his red car when we go to the park. Thus allowing him to play with other kids toys and make a new friend.