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Angel In Disguise Analysis

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Simple acts of kindness have the ability to change peoples perspectives on life and the people have the potential to change the world. In the article “Teaching Kindness” the author states, “kindness is a key ingredient that enhances positivity and helps children feel good about themselves as it increases serotonin levels.” I believe that children being shown kindness is very vital for up and coming generations. The new generations of the world have witnessed several things that aren’t acts of kindness, they were just rude. Children are very influential with peoples actions and they essentially absorb things like a sponge. Additionally, in the story “Angel in Disguise” the character Mrs.Thompson states "I shan 't mind that for a day or two.

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