LAZY JACK

LAZY JACK is a book full of colourful illustrations and interesting dialogues suitable for young children to motivate novel visions about life. The original story LAZY JACK was written by James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps (1820 - 1889) who was a great literary figure and contributed much to the English literature. By collecting traditional stories and nursery rhymes, he did a great service to the children of the world.

This book is based on the original story, and I have tried my best to add
something new to give more colour and ideas for children to widen the
the horizon of their creative minds. We all live in our three-dimensional universe and each one of us has one's own personal universe full of vivid pictures and full of feelings no words can explain. From infancy to old age, we widen the horizon of this personal universe by listening, reading, and writing. We compare and contrast what we see with our naked eye with what we stored in our mind using the mental eye. We call this process thinking using words and sentences entangled with feelings. Children love listening to stories because they have tremendous power of speed to gather and store new information as stories.
This book will help parents and elders to inspire their young children by reading the text and the relevant picture. Storytelling is the best way to develop the creativity of young children. After listening to a story, children always ask the meaning of unfamiliar words they heard. Here illustrations play the key role of explaining the meanings and feelings of unfamiliar words. Therefore, all language teachers as well as storytelling parents and elders should have the qualities of a compassionate mother who encourages to dispel fear from the young with love and kindness, a dancer ready to show normal human and animal actions with relevant moods in introducing new word and feelings by performing them in front of the listeners, and an artist who can bring any visual on to the board or paper instantly. Finally, this book will help the elders to improve above mentioned qualities and the young to increase their word power and language skills.