Kindness rules the day After finding a note on a park bench, one child's smile attracts crowds and skeptics. What did the note say? Why is the child smiling? There are surprising results in the end. After sharing this story together, you and your child may decide to start a smiling campaign of your own. Written by retired journalist Kathleen Rasche. Rasche encourages grown-ups to share the reading experience with the children they love. "Children who are read-to are better readers in school and are prepared for a lifetime of reading adventures. Parents who read to their children get to express their love in a special way during those fleeting years when children are young," Rasche said. The Note on the Bench is 26 pages long with 24 full-color illustrations.由退休記者凱瑟琳-拉舍（Kathleen Rasche）撰寫。拉舍鼓勵成年人與他們所愛的孩子分享閱讀。「有閱讀習慣的孩子在學校裡的表現會更好，也為他們建立一輩子閱讀習慣。」拉舍說：「在孩子小的時候與他們一起閱讀，能以更互動的方式向他們表達自己的愛。」《長凳上的小紙條》全書26頁，有24頁是全彩色插圖。 | The Note on the Bench - English/Traditional Chinese edition by Kathleen Rasche, Paperback | Indigo Chapters