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Reviewed by Mamta Madhavan for Readers' Favorite
Carlos, Jimmy, Cindy, and Michelle noticed Mrs. Kingsley was having trouble walking and they offered to carry her groceries. Mrs. Kingsley was happy and she told them she could use their help with other chores. The children were ready to help and Isabella wanted to join them. They decided to tend her yard and Carlos was happy to rake. Cindy and Michelle decided to do the weeding. Mrs. Kingsley had a chore for them every day and the children happily did these for her. Mrs. Kingsley decided to treat them to ice cream sundaes for all their help and hard work that entire week. Once they finished eating, Mrs. Kingsley said she would clean up instead of making the children do it.
Helping Mrs. Kingsley by Cynthia Hudson is a beautiful story that encourages children to help elderly people living alone and who are having trouble with their health. The enthusiasm of the children is infectious and will set a good example for young readers to help others. The story is all about helping with the simple things in life and kindness, love, and compassion. Vova Kirichenko breathes life into the plot and characters with her lively and colorful illustrations. Young readers need to be introduced to more books like this for the world to become a beautiful place to live in. Helping Mrs. Kingsley can be used by both parents and tutors to convey good messages and thoughts to youngsters, and encourage them to have good thoughts and deeds. The short and simple sentences make it easy for children to comprehend easily that it is important to learn about love, compassion, helping others, and kindness from a very young age.
