Excited to get this book in our hands - thanks to Kelsey @ bookpublicityservices ! We loved reading "Jovi Giraffe Learns To Look" and were waiting eagerly to get our hands on this one! This is the second book in the Ducky Friends Social Skills Book Series.
Revony is a rhinoceros who wants to play with others and to make new friends. But, she is a little scared and anxious of approaching others. Moreover, other animals ignore her as she doesn't look at them or smile. Due to this reason, others are not sure if they are welcome or not. Revony is extremely sad about this. She goes to a friend's birthday party but she doesn't know any of the other guests and is scared to approach others.
One day, when her mom notices this, she teaches Revony about the role of body language in friendship and conversations. Her mom tells Revony that she needs to be open and friendly in order for others to play with her. Yes, we might be nervous to do this and it would take time for us, but it is always worth giving a try.
Does Revony change herself? Does she make new friends?
📚 This entertaining and relatable story teaches the importance of body language in communication.
📚 Adorable and charming illustrations that would captivate little ones.
📚 Recommended for kids ages 4+
We would have never imagined what our house would be thinking when we decorate it with lights and other decor for some celebrations, meanwhile, we don't do it for some other festival or holidays. The main character in this story is the 'House'!
This is a beautifully written diverse picture book in terms of the depiction of disabilities as well as the skin tones and ages. It teaches us the ways in which the non-disabled people could respond and mingle with the people with disabilities.
This is such an inspiring story of a boy developing his self-confidence over time and fulfilling his dream!