TruBuddy Comics: How Friends Shape Us (English)

I recently got this book for my grandson, and it's been a meaningful read. I wanted him to learn about the value of true friendship, especially in today's world. Back in my day, friendships were straightforward—we were genuine with each other and always had each other's backs. But nowadays, things seem more complicated. Kids often feel pressured to act a certain way just to fit in. This book covers all these important topics in a really simple and relatable way. It shares some fantastic examples, like the friendship between Vikram Sarabhai and Homi Bhabha, who supported each other through thick and thin. Their story of setting up the rocket launching station in India is truly inspiring for my grandson. He is really enjoying it. It's a unique concept for a comic. I'd give it a perfect 10/10. Highly recommended!

I purchased this book for my son, and I'm really impressed with the concept. The topic is so important for kids to understand these days. This book explains the dynamics of friendship and how the circle we are in really influences our lives. As parents, it can be hard to get kids to understand this, but when they learn it from a book or another source, they really listen. The storyline and characters do a great job of portraying this theme. I love how the book teaches kids to decide who they should and shouldn't be friends with because their friends can impact their growth and behavior. The example of Mona and Mira in the book is perfect for kids to understand the importance of choosing the right friends. The vocabulary section at the back is also great for helping my son learn new words. This is a truly great comic book, and I would definitely buy more from this series.

I ordered this book for my daughter, and it's been really helpful! It talks about how friends can influence us, both in good and bad ways. What I love the most about the book is it shows how positive peer pressure can help us grow, but also warns about negative peer pressure. It's important for kids to know that it's okay to say no to things they know aren't right, even if their friends are doing them. Like there’s an incident in the book about stealing, it shows that it's never okay, even if friends are doing it. The characters and visuals are interactive, which keeps my daughter interested. Talking to our kids about such topics is important, and this book, in comic form, makes it easier. Overall, an affordable book at this quality. I would rate this book 10/10.

This book covers all friendship related important topics in a really simple and relatable way. It shares some fantastic examples, like the friendship between Vikram Sarabhai and Homi Bhabha, who supported each other through thick and thin. Their story of setting up the rocket launching station in India is truly inspiring for my grandson. He is really enjoying it. It's a unique concept for a comic. I'd give it a perfect 10/10. Highly recommended!

I bought this How Friends Shape Us book for my niece, who is now in the 8th grade. On my friend's recommendation, I got this book because it talks about not getting influenced by negative peer pressure. At this age, kids often do things under pressure, following their friends instead of their own gut feelings. They know what's right and wrong but still sometimes give in to negative peer pressure. This book has a great concept, and it's presented in a comic format, making learning fun for kids. The illustrations are engaging and colorful. My niece is really enjoying the book, and the character Aman Bhaiya is there every step of the way, helping her understand the importance of making the right choices in friendship. Overall, it's an affordable book that's true to its pictures. I highly recommend it!

Too expensive for content. Can finish reading book in 15 mins

Important lesson!! Thnx for creating this comic.. I read it along with my friend’s daughter. I could see how much she was appreciating the colors, the illustrations and the story too. She was so engrossed, I feel its so worth investing in these comics if you want your child’s character to build beyond just school and classrooms.

I recently got this book for my son, and it's really helpful! It talks about choosing good friends, which is super important for teenage kids. He enjoyed the example of Vikram Sarabhai, given his interest in space. It covers the importance of avoiding negative people who impact negatively on our growth. The best thing about this book is making my son think carefully about his friendships and the impact they can have on his life. It's a good quality book that teaches important life lessons in a fun way. Highly Recommended.