| Here are two stories about children coping in very different times and circumstances, but cirumstances with which today's children will be able to empathise and learn something from. And then there are animals. Animals in stories have names, can talk, have characters and show emotions, just like people. They can even demonstrate and discuss worldly and human issues, like poverty, pollution, greed, good and evil, and so on. On top of this they are still distinguished by their very individuality as animals. The hare is quick, as hares are, the tortoise slow. Finally, they are a good vehicle for addressing young children’s behaviour, feelings and fears. | ||
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| A New Room for William (Bloomsbury Paperbac...
by Sally Grindley £4.99 | Home for Christmas
by Sally Grindley £5.39 | The Aesop's Fables for the Very Young
by Sally Grindley £5.99 |
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| Why Is The Sky Blue ?
by Susan Varley £5.39 | The Big What Are Friends For? Storybook
by Sally Grindley | Peter's Place
by Sally Grindley £5.39 |
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| The Sulky Vulture
by Sally Grindley £3.99 |
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