How to write the story that our parents and children read?

Here are some suggestions for the writing of parent-child reading stories:

1. Determine the theme and purpose: Before writing a parent-child reading story, you need to determine the theme and purpose. For example, you want to write a story to let children know about the animal world, or you want to tell children how to keep their promises through stories, which can be your theme.

2. Create a good storyline: A good storyline can attract children's attention. You can tell a story about a cute little animal who went through some adventures and tests and finally succeeded in overcoming difficulties. You can also describe the problems a child encountered at school or at home, and then strengthen moral education with an ending.

3. Add interesting details: Children always like to listen to interesting things, so you can add some interesting details to the story to attract their attention. For example, talk about an imaginative little animal world, or add some interesting, humorous or unexpected events when describing children's life experiences.

4. Appropriate language and length: You need to use simple and vivid language suitable for children to avoid being too complicated. At the same time, the length of the story also needs to be mastered. If it is too short, it may not arouse children's interest; if it is too long, it may be difficult to keep children's attention.

5. Emphasize the educational significance: the story needs moral education related to the theme, emphasizing positive values and moral values. You can send a message by letting the protagonist learn a virtue or face self-repair after losing it.

6. Book illustrations: Illustrations for school-age readers can make the story more vivid and attractive. Because illustration is one of the important visual elements of books, it helps readers to understand stories and characters more deeply and makes the reading process more interesting. Age-appropriate illustration style and content will also make readers feel more substituted and involved.

I hope the above suggestions can help you create a good parent-child reading story.