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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 |
| Why Should I Eat Well? | Claire Llewellyn | This book follows a child learning the importance of eating nutritious food to stay healthy and strong. | Teaches healthy eating habits, nutrition, and self-care. |
| Tickly Octopus | Ruth Galloway | A playful octopus loves tickling his underwater friends but learns about personal space and boundaries. | Introduces concepts of friendship, respect, and boundaries. |
| Clark the Shark | Bruce Hale | Clark is a shark who learns about self-control and how to respect others’ feelings in the classroom. | Encourages self-regulation, empathy, and social skills. |
| Mister Seahorse | Eric Carle | A journey of a seahorse father who carries and cares for his babies, meeting other fish dads along the way. | Promotes fatherly love, responsibility, and introduces marine life. |
| Jabari Jumps | Gaia Cornwall | A young boy, Jabari, overcomes his fear of diving from the high board with the encouragement of his dad. | Teaches courage, facing fears, and perseverance. |
| Strictly No Elephants | Lisa Mantchev | A heartwarming story about inclusivity where a boy and his pet elephant find a place where everyone belongs. | Highlights acceptance, diversity, and the value of friendship. |
| Rooster’s Off to See the World | Eric Carle | Rooster embarks on a journey and learns about numbers and companionship along the way. | Introduces counting, friendship, and the idea of a journey. |
| Hamilton’s Hats | Martine Oborne | A pig named Hamilton learns that while hats can be fun, he doesn’t need them to feel special. | Teaches self-acceptance, confidence, and individuality. |
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