A pequena Acreditossauro Book by Rachel Bright and Chris Chatterton
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A pequena Acreditossauro
Learning something new is always a challenge full of emotions. In this wonderful story written by Rachel Bright and illustrated by Chris Chatterton, little ones are invited to follow a lovely dinosaur on her big adventure: learning to ride a bike to take part in the Bike Festival. With a warm and very sensitive narrative, this book is the perfect ally to help children understand that falling is part of the journey and that the most important thing is to never stop believing.
Resilience and Overcoming Obstacles
A captivating story that addresses the frustration of falling and the importance of getting back up in a simple and natural way, ideal for developing emotional intelligence in the early years of life.
Vibrant Illustrations
The expressive illustrations by Chris Chatterton bring the little dinosaur to life, capturing the visual attention of babies and children and making the message easy to understand.
Self-Confidence in Focus
Helps build self-esteem and self-confidence, showing that making mistakes and falling are fundamental stages of any learning process, such as riding a bike.
Ergonomic Format
Specially designed for the small hands of little ones, promoting autonomy in handling the book and stimulating an early love for independent reading.
Technical Specifications
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| Title | A pequena Acreditossauro |
|---|---|
| Author | Rachel Bright |
| Illustrator | Chris Chatterton |
| Publisher | Minutos de Leitura |
| Recommended Age | From 3 years old |
| Collection | DinoFeelings |
| Content | 1 copy of the book in Portuguese |
Frequently Asked Questions
What age is the book A pequena Acreditossauro recommended for?
This book is recommended for children from 3 years of age, featuring a simple and accessible text for early childhood.
What is the main theme of the story?
The story addresses perseverance, overcoming the fear of failure, and the importance of keeping trying, using the example of learning to ride a bike.
Does this book belong to any collection?
Yes, it is part of the renowned DinoFeelings collection by Rachel Bright and Chris Chatterton, which helps children explore and understand their emotions.