Il primo giorno di scuola di Pinguino è libro illustrato per bambini tra i 5 e 8 anni.
Durante il suo primo giorno di scuola, Pinguino incontra i nuovi compagni e scopre amareggiato che, nonostante sia un uccello, non sa volare, né correre, né danzare come fanno loro. Sembra proprio che non sappia fare nulla… forse perché non ha ancora scoperto qual è il suo vero talento. Grazie a Svasso scoprirà, infatti, che in acqua non solo saprà volare, ma si trasformerà in una vera meraviglia della natura.
Ripercorrendo il primo giorno di scuola di Pinguino, la storia vuole comunicare che ogni bambino ha un talento nascosto e insegna l’importanza di scoprire e coltivare le proprie capacità, senza paragonarsi agli altri. È un racconto di accettazione di sé e della bellezza dell’unicità.
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Penguin's First Day of School is an illustrated book for children between 5 and 8 years old.
During his first day of school, Penguin meets his new classmates and discovers bitterly that, despite being a bird, he cannot fly, nor run, nor dance like they do. It seems that he cannot do anything... perhaps because he has not yet discovered what his true talent is. Thanks to Grebe, he will discover, in fact, that in the water he is not only be able to fly, but he transforms into a true wonder of nature.
By retracing Penguin's first day of school, the story wants to communicate that every child has a hidden talent and teaches the importance of discovering and cultivating one's own abilities, without comparing oneself to others. It is a story of self-acceptance and the beauty of uniqueness.
Are you a publisher or do you know one and would absolutely like to see this story published? Write to me!
Penguin's First Day of School is an illustrated book for children between 5 and 8 years old.
During his first day of school, Penguin meets his new classmates and discovers bitterly that, despite being a bird, he cannot fly, nor run, nor dance like they do. It seems that he cannot do anything... perhaps because he has not yet discovered what his true talent is. Thanks to Grebe, he will discover, in fact, that in the water he is not only be able to fly, but he transforms into a true wonder of nature.
By retracing Penguin's first day of school, the story wants to communicate that every child has a hidden talent and teaches the importance of discovering and cultivating one's own abilities, without comparing oneself to others. It is a story of self-acceptance and the beauty of uniqueness.
Are you a publisher or do you know one and would absolutely like to see this story published? Write to me!
