“If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales.” – Albert Einstein
He might have been a nutty professor, but he did have some good ideas! Fairy tales grow a good imagination – and nothing is accomplished without being imagined first.
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Good one! Thanks, Annabelle!
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You’re welcome! Thanks for visiting 🙂
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Perfect picture to go with the quote too!
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Thank you! It was a lucky find 🙂
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Yes indeed Millie!! 🐾
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We love a good ‘tail’! 😉
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Love him!! So smart, yet failed math. My kinda guy!! Can’t go wrong with reading!!
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I’ve learned something today – I never knew Einstein was rubbish at sums! That makes two of us.
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Ummmm, 3!
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If parents understood how many books you need to read to their children, they would start sooner, and they wouldn’t fuss about reading another one!
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I agree – it’s important to encourage a love of stories in children as soon as possible. The earlier you start reading to them, the more likely they’ll want to read on their own later on.
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Absolutely! I’d have thought that would be one of the perks of having kids – a perfect excuse to read kids’ books!
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Love it Annabelle! Hubble would throw in a few super-dog stories too! 😉
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I can imagine Hubble writing a steamy novel about the dog supermodel world – he’s so good at posing for the camera! Millie would definitely read it, she had a brief flirtation with that glamorous world when she was a calendar girl back in 2010.
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Thank you for the follow 🙂
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You’re welcome, Lucinda 🙂
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I like it!
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Me too! Thanks for visiting. 🙂
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