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- 9782924187111
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- Éditions la Caboche
- Date de publication
- 19/01/2013
- Collection
- La petite caboche
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- anglais
- Langue d'origine
- français
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Friendship and helping each other out. The books in the series are designed to
help young children from 4 to 7 years old to find confidence in themselves
through the use of humor. This series is intended for parents who wish to
teach their children how to learn and read a language free of limitations. The
author is convinced that one should not be afraid of words, and that children
are fully capable of learning a vocabulary that, at first, might seem a little
daunting. The author bases this assumption on his own childhood, as well as
his personal experience with his children and those of his extended family. He
firmly believes that regular implication by parents in their children’s
learning process can better prepare a child for the next step in their
education, that being the first years of grade school. The characters in these
stories were inspired by comedic duos of the 1930’s and 1940’s, such as Laurel
and Hardy, and Abbot and Costello. Pyro is a young dragon that lacks
assurance, and who depends entirely on his plump best friend to help him out.
Glucosina, an inexperienced mini-witch, lacks the necessary maturity to assume
this role. But even though she might not possess all of the necessary skills
quite just yet, she more than makes up for it with her rather determined
mindset. Essentially, the two characters are simply maladjusted friends who
discover that friendship and a solid sense of humor can usually compensate for
almost any shortcoming. The author
help young children from 4 to 7 years old to find confidence in themselves
through the use of humor. This series is intended for parents who wish to
teach their children how to learn and read a language free of limitations. The
author is convinced that one should not be afraid of words, and that children
are fully capable of learning a vocabulary that, at first, might seem a little
daunting. The author bases this assumption on his own childhood, as well as
his personal experience with his children and those of his extended family. He
firmly believes that regular implication by parents in their children’s
learning process can better prepare a child for the next step in their
education, that being the first years of grade school. The characters in these
stories were inspired by comedic duos of the 1930’s and 1940’s, such as Laurel
and Hardy, and Abbot and Costello. Pyro is a young dragon that lacks
assurance, and who depends entirely on his plump best friend to help him out.
Glucosina, an inexperienced mini-witch, lacks the necessary maturity to assume
this role. But even though she might not possess all of the necessary skills
quite just yet, she more than makes up for it with her rather determined
mindset. Essentially, the two characters are simply maladjusted friends who
discover that friendship and a solid sense of humor can usually compensate for
almost any shortcoming. The author
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