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Sensitive Approach to School Bullying

The book focuses on the story of Carlota, who feels victimized by the unkindness of another child, Andreia. This narrative uses the metaphor of the "wolf" to introduce the topic of school bullying in a way that children can understand and process. It is an excellent starting point for discussing the complex social dynamics that occur in the school environment.

A crucial aspect explored is the transformation of the victim into the aggressor, a real risk when children do not find healthy ways to cope with suffering. By presenting this duality, the book encourages empathy, helping readers put themselves in the other's shoes, whether the victim or the aggressor, promoting a more complete view of human behavior.

This title is authored by the award-winning authors of A (Dis)connected Family, ensuring narrative quality and thematic depth recognized by many. The combination of text and image facilitates the understanding of difficult concepts, making it a valuable resource for socio-emotional education.

Book Features

• Central Theme: School bullying and group dynamics.
• Methodology: Delicate approach through metaphors accessible to the youngest readers.
• Emotional Development: Encourages reflection on empathy and the roles of victim and aggressor.
• Authorship: From recognized authors, linked to successful works such as A (Dis)connected Family.
• Format: Illustrated book, ideal for shared reading between parents and children.

Additional Content: Sticker Book

In addition to the main narrative, this special edition includes the "The Cuquedo" Sticker Book. With over 150 themed stickers, children can expand their creativity and interact with the characters and the book's universe in a playful and tactile way.

This sticker component, along with the story about Carlota and Andreia, offers a fun complement that reinforces the book's central message.