This book empowers young readers by explaining the historical origins and international customs behind a familiar holiday. It provides logical answers to why certain symbols are used and offers direct inspiration for personal celebrations. Books in this family share a clear focus on factual discovery, global perspectives, and practical ways for children to apply new knowledge.
Reach for this book when your child starts asking why we have a special day for moms or if they are looking for meaningful ways to express their gratitude during the spring season. It is a perfect choice for transitioning a child from seeing holidays as just parties to understanding them as part of a larger historical and global narrative. The book provides a clear and accessible look at the origins of Mother's Day, from ancient festivals to the modern efforts of Anna Jarvis, while also highlighting how families around the world honor their maternal figures. Parents will appreciate the balance of historical facts with heartwarming traditions. It offers a gentle introduction to the concepts of legacy and appreciation, making it ideal for elementary-aged children who are curious about the 'how' and 'why' behind their favorite annual celebrations.
