Grumpy Monkey Don't Be Scared
11/14/2024
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Big Friends
10/28/2024
Friendships change and evolve through a period of time, and these changes are always inevitable. Thinking that every relationship is permanent is not going to work in life. We should be adjustable to changes in life, maybe these changes would accentuate the positivity of your life!
This story is about Birt and Etho, two friends. They love to play together with cardboard boxes (as many kids do!). They utilize their wild imaginations to build many things and people from these cardboard boxes like soldiers and astronauts, or even pirates. However, one day a new boy joins them and their friendship starts changing. Birt doesn't want anyone to join in between, but Etho welcomes the new boy. This pushes aside Etho's friendship with Birt. Come whatever may, Birt doesn't want to play with them at all. Can the new boy and Etho devise a plan to convince Birt to return back and play with them?
What would you do in such a scenario?
📚 This story is an inspiration to each one of us as a resolution to the disagreements, disputes and issues associated with friendship. It also helps in overcoming the feeling of jealousy and the isolation that may result from a threat to friendship.
📚 Simple and crisp illustrations.
📚 A very relatable topic presented in a very straightforward manner.
📚 Recommended for kids ages 4+
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