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The Frightened Fairie

Kay Brophy

Publisher: Splendid Publications Limited

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Summary

Fear is one of the six core human emotions and can occur in a number of situations. The Frightened Fairie is scared of the dark. She struggles to sleep and worries during the day. She turns to her friend who helps her cope with the situation using imaginative ways and realises she's able to deal with 'big feelings' which can go away. This is a book for younger readers to help them learn about their emotions and how to deal with them. Comes complete with reading aids for adults. Beautifully illustrated and written in easy-to-understand rhyme.

Available since: 09/02/2024.

Print length: 32 pages.

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