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The Wonderful Power of Listening to Others

Maya Brooks

Editora: The Good Child Bookstore

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The Wonderful Power of Listening to Others follows the story of Ben, a young child who discovers the importance of truly listening to those around him. With the help of his friends—Zacheus, Usher, Victor, and Naomi—Ben learns that listening isn’t just about hearing words, but about understanding the emotions and needs behind them. Each chapter in this heartwarming tale offers valuable lessons about empathy, emotional awareness, and the power of being present in conversations. Through everyday moments, Ben learns to listen not only with his ears but with his heart, and he discovers that this simple act can make a huge difference in building stronger, more meaningful relationships.

Disponível desde: 12/05/2025.

Comprimento de impressão: 134 páginas.

Literatura Infanto Juvenil

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