Julie Banderas’s latest children’s book, “A Huge Mistake,” tells a valuable lesson to young people, a Fox News anchor believes that it is crucial because respect is at an “alliance lowest level” in the United States.
“A Huge Mistake” tells the story of the Lioness Fiona, the bear, the lion Arthur, and the tiger Cassius tripped over the forgotten statue deep in Wigmore Woods. The characters react differently, with some respecting the past while others laughing at it and throwing stones.
Bandras told Fox News Digital that something happened in the book, teaching them a difficult lesson about disrespect for monuments and disrespect for history, but when they told them to stop throwing stones on this monument, they didn’t listen to their friends because it had historical value and they didn’t respect their friends. ”
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Julie Banderas works with Brave Books, a Christian publishing company that aims to enhance biblical values. (Brave Book)
“So it’s a double lesson: they have learned to respect history, to respect this historical monument, and they have also learned to respect their friends in the future, not to disrespect them because they don’t listen and ignore them and continue to act badly.” “In the end, General Wigmar forgives it.”
Indeed, in “the great mistake,” young animals finally learn that respect for history is crucial to protecting the future and discovering why authority, tradition, and people who pave the way are so critical.
It is no accident that historical statues play a key role in this book, as Banderas was removed or destroyed by liberal historic monuments during the Biden administration.
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Julie Banderas’s latest children’s book, “A Huge Mistake”, is now available. (Brave)
“It’s a politically driven, and a parent-driven book,” she said. “When all these historical monuments were demolished under the Biden administration, many people were very upset about it because it was essentially erasing history.”
“By erasing history is not right, we can correct mistakes by teaching children something in history that is not proud of,” Bandras added. “Just because we live in the United States doesn’t mean we always act well.”
Banderas, who has three children, said her first priority was to write a book about respect and instill in children they shouldn’t hate.
“I feel that in the United States now, respect is at an all-time low. Because of different opinions on the war in other countries, there are some protests. There are some political differences that separate families and communities and turn violent. I mean, Tesla Saga, most recently because people don’t like Elon Musk’s dispatchers because they don’t like Elon Musk’s dispatchers, which is the spirit of Elon Musk.
“I feel hatred in this country because it is also at an all-time high,” she said. “My children, they don’t even allow the word ‘hate’. My family doesn’t allow the word ‘hate’.”
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“A Huge Mistake” tells the story of the Lioness Fiona, where the bear, the lion Arthur and the tiger Cassius trip over the historical statue deep in Wigmar Woods.
Banderas collaborates with Brave Books, a Christian publishing company that aims to enhance Bible-based values. This is her second champion, teaching kids how to persevere in the hardships with the 2022 title “Fina’s Fartastical Fort”.
“It’s a conservative Christian book publishing company that instills value and morality in their children, and that’s exactly who I am as a mom,” she said.
While the book is for the kids, Bandras hopes parents can get something from it, too.
“I think it’s a good reminder that parents teach core values to raise comprehensively, respected, and modest children. The kids are kids. I mean, they don’t take their parents seriously. They take them for granted. They don’t appreciate what I was a kid. I think it all comes down to respect for learning and teaching.”
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