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Based on the Jamaican proverb: Finger never says "Look here," he says, "Look there," Eva's Little Lesson offers a wonderful opportunity to talk with your teacup human about how words and actions can affect others. As Eva discovers the impact of her words and learns to foster self awareness, your little one can also learn to do the same.
In David’s Little Lesson, explore the timeless wisdom of the American proverb: The early bird catches the worm. This simple yet powerful saying highlights the value of being prepared and seizing opportunities. Through David’s story, children are gently encouraged to embrace the importance of being proactive and ready to take action.
Rosendo's Little Lesson invites young readers to discover the meaning behind the Cuban proverb: Más sabe el diablo por viejo que por diablo (The devil knows more because he is old than because he is the devil). This proverb teaches our little ones that wisdom comes with age and life experience has no substitute. Along the way, children are encouraged to appreciate the knowledge of their elders and respect that they can learn invaluable lessons from those who have lived longer.
This delightful story is the perfect read for kids to reflect on the importance of honoring and listening to those who have come before them.
In Linda’s Little Lesson, young readers learn the power of perseverance, confidence, and action. Inspired by the Italian saying: La calma è la virtù dei forti (Calmness is the virtue of the strong), Linda's story encourages children to embrace challenges and believe in their own abilities. This little lesson teaches that success isn’t only about winning. It’s about showing up, giving your best effort, and believing in yourself. Plus, the book includes discussion questions to spark conversations about courage, determination, and achieving goals.
A must-read for little dreamers, big thinkers, and young go-getters!
Archie's Little Lesson introduces young readers to the Jamaican proverb: Every day the devil helps the thief; one day, God will help the watchman. This uplifting tale imparts a timeless lesson - while dishonesty may appear to succeed temporarily, true virtue and perseverance lead to lasting fulfillment.
This story offers children a meaningful little lesson about the value of honesty and the assurance that good deeds are recognized in time.
The Columbian proverb: "Al mal tiempo, buena cara" translates to "In bad times, put on a good face." In Sonia's Little Lesson, young readers explore the power of maintaining a positive attitude, even when circumstances are less than ideal.
This little lesson teaches children the importance of optimism and resilience in the face of life's unexpected challenges.