Do You MInd?
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Do You Mind? tells the story of Raymond the Australian Bull who realises the value of true friendship. As he leaves the field in search of true happiness, he discovers that there is no possession one can own that is more valuable than true friendship. Follow Raymond as he embarks on the most amazing journey into the city. Hilariously funny, and with a strong moral, Do You Mind? is an absolute roller coaster story with a wonderfully funny ending. What can the book do for your child? The book works in several ways. Not only will children find this hilarious story entertaining, they will also lea...
Do You Mind? tells the story of Raymond the Australian Bull who realises the value of true friendship. As he leaves the field in search of true happiness, he discovers that there is no possession one can own that is more valuable than true friendship. Follow Raymond as he embarks on the most amazing journey into the city. Hilariously funny, and with a strong moral, Do You Mind? is an absolute roller coaster story with a wonderfully funny ending. What can the book do for your child? The book works in several ways. Not only will children find this hilarious story entertaining, they will also learn the true value of friendship. In a world where material objects are all the rage, it is important that children realise that there are some things that money cannot buy and true friendship is one of those things. The book is designed to inspire conversations at home and in the classroom about what true friendship means and how life can be full of surprises. The science behind the story. Raymond is a bull that lives with his friends in the fields of Australia. When we look into fields filled with cows and bulls we often think they are randomly placed. In reality, bulls and cows often have several close friends whom they will stay with for life. Cows and bulls are some of the only animals on Earth known to shed actual tears when upset. They crave affection and love being personally named. Raymond realises that the most valuable thing one can own is true friendship. He leaves behind his new material possessions and seeks the one thing that makes him truly happy. 47 pages, Hardcover
