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Benefit With Us
These stories focus on themes of self-acceptance, courage, kindness, and creativity, making them ideal for young readers who are developing social and emotional skills.
| Book Title | Author | Description | Learning |
| Owl Babies | Martin Waddell | A story about three baby owls who are left alone and worried but find comfort in each other. | Teaches reassurance, family bonds, and overcoming fears. |
| The Mixed-Up Chameleon | Eric Carle | A chameleon wishes to be like other animals but learns to appreciate being himself. | Encourages self-acceptance and individuality. |
| Barry the Fish with Fingers | Sue Hendra | A funny story about Barry, a fish with fingers, who shows his friends the fun things they can do. | Highlights creativity, uniqueness, and friendship. |
| We’re Going on a Bear Hunt | Michael Rosen | A rhythmic adventure of a family facing obstacles on their way to find a bear. | Builds resilience, courage, and teamwork. |
| The Selfish Crocodile | Faustin Charles | A crocodile who learns to share after realizing the importance of kindness and community. | Promotes kindness, empathy, and sharing. |
| Peppa’s Post | Candlewick Press | An interactive story with Peppa Pig, encouraging children to explore mail and communication. | Teaches about communication, curiosity, and interaction. |
| Unicorn | Julia Horacek | A whimsical story about unicorns, sparking imagination and wonder in young children. | Encourages imagination and creativity. |
| The Gruffalo | Julia Donaldson | A clever mouse avoids danger by inventing a creature called the Gruffalo to scare off predators. | Highlights cleverness, courage, and problem-solving. |
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