An illustrated adaptation of the bestselling business fable, The Energy Bus, teaches children the benefits of staying positive
In this illustrated adaptation of the bestselling fable, The Energy Bus, author Jon Gordon shows children how to overcome negativity, bullies and everyday challenges to be their best. The Energy Bus For Kids is a story that will teach kids how to find their inner motivation and pass on that positive energy to others.
The Energy Bus For Kids presents five rules for the “Ride of Your Life” Teaches kids how to fuel your ride with positive energy Shares with kids how to love the people you share your journey with and how to enjoy the ride
Positive kids become positive adults. So get kids on the Energy Bus and infuse their lives with a newfound vision, attitude, and positivity.
Sample Pages from The Energy Bus for Kids
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Poorly written for target audience I am amazed at the positive reviews of this book. Yes, the overall message is good but presumably, this book is for children <10 years old, given the illustrations and overall story and the text is FAR too advanced for such an age group. Not just the vocabulary, but the concepts are not well explained for children and I feel that this was just a ‘cut and paste’ of the adult book into a book for kids (supposedly) with younger scenarios (bullies, homework, etc.)Â
“DELIGHTFUL, EDUCATIONAL, MOTIVATING!” Jon Gordon delivers an intriguing and entertaining tale of how to overcome negativity. This delightful story teaches children how to find their inner-strength and pass on to others positive energy. Children will learn what negativity is through positive reinforcement and behavior. In addition, this book shows a child how to face bullies and everyday challenges as it encourages the benefits of a positive attitude, and how to stay that way. ‘Energy Bus For Kids’ is a fun-filled and enjoyable read…
Energy Bus The concept of the book is good. I have the Energy Bus for adults and thought it was good. The Energy Bus for Kids uses vocabulary that is far to advanced for the age group suggested by the graphics. I looked for a recommended age group before buying the book but didn’t find one listed. Judging from the graphics I thought it would probably be K-4. The terms used were far to advanced for that age group but the graphics were far too elementary for readers above the 4th grade. I’ve bought…