The Looking-Glass for the Mind; or, Intellectual Mirror

"The Looking-Glass for the Mind; or, Intellectual Mirror" by M. Berquin, is a compilation of moral stories from the early 1800s adapted from "L'AMI DES ENFANS," which intends to guide young readers through examples of strong character. Each story showcases how acting with goodness creates a better version of yourself. Stories include characters such as Adolphus, who deals with the hardship of losing his mother, and anabella, a young girl who becomes lost while trying to go to the market with her mother. These stories present real-life experiences to the reader, so children understand the importance of their compassion and empathy towards others.