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Doris Walton - Murphys Law
Doris Walton - Murphys Law
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Description
Murphy's Law Book for Kids – 128-Page Illustrated Comic Guide to Thinking Skills, Humour & Resilience for Ages 8–12
"Anything that can go wrong will go wrong" sounds gloomy — until a child sees the funny side of it. This Murphy's Law Book for Kids turns that famous adage into 42 practical thinking concepts and 126 playful methods, told in colourful comic panels with child-friendly explanations. Published by TIKBOOKS and written by Doris Walton, it teaches young readers to expect the hiccup, laugh at it, and plan around it.
Key Features
- Comic Format – colourful illustrations carry every idea
- 42 Thinking Concepts – real life principles explained simply
- 126 Fun Methods – practical ways to apply each idea
- Built for Ages 8–12 – Murphy's Law Book for Kids reads at Grade 2 and up
- Humour First – jokes and mishaps keep pages turning
- Real-Life Examples – situations children actually recognise
- Builds Resilience – setbacks framed as solvable problems
- Encourages Critical Thinking – asks why, not just what
- 128 Full Pages – handy 17 x 24cm paperback size
- Published by TIKBOOKS – quality print and clear layout
Applications
- Independent reading for curious 8 to 12 year olds
- Bedtime and quiet-time reading at home
- Classroom or library life-skills resources
- Homeschool lessons on problem solving
- Birthday and Christmas gifts for young readers
- Reluctant readers who prefer pictures to plain text
Specifications
- Title: Murphy's Law Life Principles For Kids
- Author: Doris Walton
- Publisher: TIKBOOKS
- Format: Illustrated comic-style picture book
- Pages: 128 pages
- Size: 17 x 24cm
- Material: Paper
- Reading Level: Grade 2 and up
- Age Range: 8–12 years
- Content: 42 thinking concepts, 126 methods
What's in the Box
- 1 x Murphy's Law Book for Kids by Doris Walton
Teaching a child to laugh at things going wrong is worth more than teaching them to avoid it — this book does exactly that.
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