#Friendship Lessons

[manojnaironline]

What is one question you hate to be asked? Explain

If there’s one question I can’t stand, it’s being asked for financial help. No elaborate explanation needed—it just rubs me the wrong way. Whether it’s a friend or a relative, that question instantly puts me on edge. I know it might sound harsh, but hear me out: I’ve spent years clawing my way to where I am, building my life from the ground up. I didn’t lean on handouts or beg for assistance, and…

[auxchordwh0re]

don't let society bully you into being a "girl's girl"

[great-book-review]

"Spiker the Jumping Spider Learns about Joy" - A Tiny Epic Unveiling Life's Big Lessons

Summary: "Spiker the Jumping Spider Learns about Joy" penned by J. M. Ashmore is not just a children's book; it's a delightful expedition into the miniature universe where Spiker, a jumping spider, and his friend Crispin, a cricket, embark on a journey of friendship, discovery, and joy. As the story unfolds, it intricately weaves together the magic of storytelling, educational facets, and profound life lessons, creating a captivating experience for young readers.

Characters: At the center of this tiny universe are Spiker and Crispin, two inseparable friends whose adventures resonate with resilience, curiosity, and the true essence of camaraderie. The diverse ensemble of insect characters encountered throughout the narrative adds depth and richness to the story, creating a vibrant microcosm of cooperation and understanding.

Educational Elements: One of the book's standout features is its seamless infusion of educational elements. As Spiker and Crispin navigate their diminutive world, readers are introduced to captivating facts about jumping spiders and crickets. This not only adds authenticity to the storyline but also transforms the reading experience into an enriching journey of exploration for young minds.

Positive Messages: "Spiker the Jumping Spider Learns about Joy" accomplishes the delicate balance of imparting positive messages without being didactic. The narrative subtly explores themes of gratitude, kindness, and the sheer joy derived from life's simple pleasures. Through the characters' experiences, young readers are encouraged to reflect on these values, fostering a sense of empathy and understanding.

Visual Appeal: The book's visual appeal is heightened by vibrant illustrations that breathe life into the narrative. The colorful depictions of Spiker, Crispin, and their insect companions enhance the overall reading experience, capturing the imagination of young readers. The synergy between text and visuals creates an immersive atmosphere, making the story come alive on the pages.

Plot Development: The narrative unfolds organically, presenting Spiker and Crispin with challenges that illuminate the themes of friendship and resilience. Each chapter contributes to the evolution of these themes, maintaining an engaging pace that keeps young readers captivated. The inclusion of obstacles adds depth to the storyline, offering relatable scenarios for readers to connect with.

Author's Writing Style: J. M. Ashmore's writing style is a seamless fit for the target audience. The language is accessible, employing a simplicity that allows children to follow the story effortlessly. The author's knack for conveying profound life lessons in an entertaining yet understandable manner is commendable. The writing style encapsulates the enchantment of the miniature world, creating a delightful read for young audiences.

Review: "Spiker the Jumping Spider Learns about Joy" stands as a testament to J. M. Ashmore's storytelling prowess in the realm of children's literature. The book adeptly combines entertainment, education, and positive messaging into a cohesive narrative. The characters, particularly Spiker and Crispin, are endearing, and their exploits serve as a delightful vehicle for important life lessons.

Educational value is a highlight, providing young readers with insights into the captivating lives of jumping spiders and crickets. The seamless integration of these details fosters curiosity, sparking an interest in the natural world. The positive messages about gratitude and kindness are seamlessly woven into the narrative, elevating the book beyond a simple story to a valuable tool for character development.

The meticulous editing enhances the overall professionalism of the book. The absence of typos or grammar errors ensures a smooth reading experience, allowing young readers to fully immerse themselves in the enchanting world of Spiker and Crispin. The vibrant illustrations complement the narrative, creating a harmonious fusion of text and visuals.

In conclusion, "Spiker the Jumping Spider Learns about Joy" is a must-read for parents, educators, and young readers seeking a delightful and enriching literary experience. J. M. Ashmore's ability to craft a miniature world filled with joy, friendship, and valuable lessons makes this book a standout in the realm of children's literature.

[haleyincarnate]

[felineandhustle]

[beccawise7]

Real connection lies in the small things. 💜🖤

[star-struck09]

I know you, so I know when you are hurt, but I cannot help you if you do not allow me to.

[thetypewriterdaily]

sometimes, the kindest thing we can do is hold the light for someone else until they remember how to find their own 🌟💕🌻🌈💌

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[im-totally-not-an-alien-2]

Danny couldn't really explain why he always answered this specific summoning ritual. It was like a feeling. One of warmth. Of a mug of hot cocoa in your hands and a nice weighted blanket dropped around your shoulders as a fire blazed in the hearth in front of you, keeping the chill in the rest of the room at bay.

Danny always lost himself in the sensation and found himself back in that stupid circle of protection with that same wierd guy demanding answers. But Danny didn't know anything about a "Lazarus Pit" or a "Pit Madness" let alone a cure for it. Even if he did he wasn't going to tell Red Robin anything after all the times he'd used the marriage summoning spell to get him here.

Earlier on Red had explained it was the only spell known to thier universe that could summon an entity from "The Lazarus Dimension" Which he guessed was another name for the ghost zone and Phantom was the only one to ever be summoned.

Danny couldn't help but wonder why...

After escaping Bird boy and his supernatural pop quiz (oh look, another test for him to flunk) he returns home only to discover his parents had seen him get summoned and accused him of being a ghost that replaced thier baby boy.

Naturalally the next time Red Robin had summoned Phantom he was angry. He was tired and dirty from being on the run from his parents, his worlds US government, and Vlad. Not to mention his own rogues gallery didn't exactly cut him any slack.

So Danny decided that if Red Robin wanted to abuse the power of a marriage ritual than the very least he can do is put his money where his mouth is.

Danny grinned and exited the magic circle, taking delight in Reds widening eyes before he lunged. A kiss sealed the deal, making sure Danny had a safeish place to stay.

After all, married couples in the infinite realms were obligated and even compelled to protect and care for eachother.

[colorful-horses]

The school of friendship was the worst thing to happen to mlp

[merakirf]

Sometimes our traumas happen by our hands so choose carefully with who you are talking.

[http-tempted]

Friendship lessons:

•If you’re a confident person, you have to be friends with people who are also confident. •you cannot save people. They will resent for even trying. •if you are someone who plans to continually level up and grow in your life. You’re gonna lose a lot of friends. That’s the part of the price you pay. •It’s like crabs in a bucket—whenever one crab tries to break out, the other crabs drag them down. •they wanna see you do well, they don’t wanna see you do better than them. •there’s nothing more dangerous than an insecure person.

(xo)

[whendidmythoughtsgocrazy]

Nearly everything I’ve learnt about love, I’ve learnt in my long term friendships with women.

k.b. // “everything i know about love” by dolly alderton

[theknucklehead]

It's always funny seeing Twilight act weird and crazy.

[worldsokayestdragon]

Ling: maybe the real treasure was the friends you made along the way?

Greed: no, I want my fucking gold!

-two minutes later-

Greed: oh damn it, you were right, the real treasure was the friends we made along the way

Ling: who's we? I'm still becoming emperor