Dansk
Alpert, Janice
(forfatter)
THE RED STICKER e-bog
102,59 DKK
The Red Sticker tells the story of spunky Teddie, a smart girl who sometimes, like all kids, gets angry with her parents. Teddie feels that her parents aren't always listening to her when she shares her feelings, especially the angry ones. She understands sometimes things are hard and that she cannot always get her way or her parents immediate attention. But, she wants them to listen to her wh…
The Red Sticker tells the story of spunky Teddie, a smart girl who sometimes, like all kids, gets angry with her parents. Teddie feels that her parents aren't always listening to her when she shares her feelings, especially the angry ones. She understands sometimes things are hard and that she cannot always get her way or her parents immediate attention. But, she wants them to listen to her when she is really upset. Finally, after one of those times where she feels ignored, she has a big outburst and this time her parents, at last, hear her! They come up with a unique solution to help deal with her angry feelings. It's a story, both young and old can relate to, as we all learn there is always a positive way to navigate feelings, even angry ones.
E-bog
102,59 DKK
Forlag
Fulton Books, Inc.
Udgivet
22.07.2021
Længde
32 sider
Genrer
Children’s / Teenage fiction: General, modern and contemporary fiction
Sprog
English
Format
epub
Beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9781649523488
The Red Sticker tells the story of spunky Teddie, a smart girl who sometimes, like all kids, gets angry with her parents. Teddie feels that her parents aren't always listening to her when she shares her feelings, especially the angry ones. She understands sometimes things are hard and that she cannot always get her way or her parents immediate attention. But, she wants them to listen to her when she is really upset. Finally, after one of those times where she feels ignored, she has a big outburst and this time her parents, at last, hear her! They come up with a unique solution to help deal with her angry feelings. It's a story, both young and old can relate to, as we all learn there is always a positive way to navigate feelings, even angry ones.