Natasha Hill's New Book 'We Love To…' Brings a Truly Important Lesson About Being Friendly and Kind to Others

Sep 17, 2021



NEWPORT NEWS, Va. - September 17, 2021 - (Newswire.com)

Fulton Books author, Natasha Hill, is a proud mother and role model to her five beautiful children. She has completed her most recent book "We Love To…": a well-written children's story that follows a young girl who hates to share and spend time with her peers. She wants everything her way and this attitude gives her a memorable lesson.

Hill writes, "All I want to do is have fun and do things MY way, but am I hurting others with my words and actions, and if so, can I fix it before it's too late? Can we share play and use manners and still have fun?"

Published by Fulton Books, Natasha Hill's book tells a meaningful tale that teaches the young kids about the importance of showing good manners to everyone. This story goes to show that having fun is better when one does not isolate himself from everyone else by being mean.

Readers who wish to experience this lovely work can purchase "We Love To…" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.

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