Author: Jean-Claude Redonnet
Illustrator: Kristine Hakim
The book is written in English 🇬🇧 and Mandarin 🇨🇳.
Pages 1 to 24 are the English version, and pages 25 to 50 are the Mandarin one.
Synopsis: The cat and the dog live in the same house, but they do not get along together well. They are too different, they don't like the same things, and they don't understand each other.
But one day, they are going to talk together, and their life will change.
Through this poetic story and lovely illustrations, the child will understand the importance of knowing each other and the treasures of diversity.
🎁 Recommended from 4 years old.
#Diversity, #Difference, #Tolerance
#Learning languages, #Multilanguage book
#Animal fable, #Humor
Synopsis: This picture book grew out of a relationship between the author and two orphan lambs raised initially inside his home. The early weeks required bottle feeding every three hours, day and night. As the relationship deepened, the flock of two built a lasting friendship in the fields, where the shepherd became a mother, and the lambs became two dear friends. This book is a celebration of the words of Anatole France.
Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened.
Author: Maria Lamrani Alaoui
Illustrator: Marie Cécile Jaudon
Synopsis: Imagine this book as a pair of glasses.
These glasses enable us to see the little tree that grows on the way to school, the loving look from the neighbour's dog, the bird that lands on our window sill every morning, the rays of sunlight that warm our body, and all those things that are right in front of us.
Imagine wearing those glasses every day.
What would you see? How would you feel?
Pick them up, and try them on!
See what you discover...
🎁 Recommended from 2 years old.
#Growing up, #Autonomy,
#Empathy, #Sensitivity, #Mindfulness, #Learning to recognise your emotions
