History of good conduct:

A series of illustrated good behavior stories for children aged 9 to 12.

A series of 5 books in one pack.

- Short stories full of morality...

- For a better living together...

- Lessons from nature to discover...

- Overcome differences to integrate society...

- Pride often leads to error...

- Face the tests without falling into error...

- Occasions that free us from recklessness....

- Sharing doubles happiness...

- Help each other for a better life together....

The titles :

A surge of solidarity : Being aware of a duty to support and provide moral and material assistance to people who are in need is essential in life. This book presents examples of solidarity through moving stories.

Paintings and painters : Omar is a young boy who lives in a big city. His father offers him to spend his holidays with his grandparents, in a small village, then begins a discovery of nature and the role of each creature on Earth .....

The beauty of winter : Khalil is part of a nomadic people of Anatolia and more precisely of Taurus. He lived in the mountains until he was seven, he got used to solitude. But when he had to start school, he moved in with his uncle who lived in a Cap village, then began a difficult adaptation of the young boy with his new environment and which the imam of the village tries to understand....

Unfailing generosity : We are often indifferent to the events around us. An indifference that sometimes arouses in us even a desire to enrich ourselves at the expense of others. This book relates different stories, each containing a morality to be received for a better life together.

The abundance of beautiful harvests : Bashir could no longer bear his financial difficulties. He was in charge of a household whose needs increased every day. Misery made itself felt more and more. It was then that he decided to borrow a bag of wheat from Mr. Othman, the richest miller in the village, shy, he could not speak directly to this rich man. This is why he took advantage of Mr. Othman's absence to take a sack of wheat. Faced with his conscience, Bashir swore to return what he had borrowed from Mr. Othman as soon as his financial situation allowed him. Will Bachir succeed in reimbursing this bag to Mr Othman?