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Encourages parents to write notes of love and encouragement to
their children and shows them how. Order now from Amazon.com Wouldn't the world be a better place if each child every
day might find a handwritten note of love and encouragement in her
or his lunch box? In writing such letters a parent or caregiver
bestows upon a child one of the most precious gifts that can ever
be given: the knowledge that she or he is loved. What follows are some examples of words of encouragement
from Lunch Box Letters: Writing Notes of Love and Encouragement
to Your Children.
And for more words of encouragement for boys, see Bill Zimmerman's other book, 100 Things Guys Need to Know. |
$9.95 Click on the links below to download colorful stationary sheets from LUNCH BOX LETTERS. |
for $9.95
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SOME LUNCH BOX LETTERS: |
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I have so many, many hopes and dreams for you. I want you
to discover all your abilities and to realize all your talents.
But most of all I want you to be a good person, to reach out and
help others, and to find the happiness that you are capable of achieving.
I thank my lucky stars that you are part of my world. |
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I often pray to God during the day to look after you and
protect you. I can't be with you all the time, but my loving prayers
can follow you. May God bless you and shine upon you. |
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Even before you were born you brought hope to my heart.
And the years you have been with us have brought even greater happiness
to my life. I just wanted you to know that. |
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It's OK to have different opinions. It's OK to disagree.
But let's not stay mad at each other. |
