The Magic Backpack

Motorca Paul, Motorca Cami

Sinopsis

Once upon a time, there was a super-duper fun story called "The Magic Backpack." It's all about Shiba, a super energetic dog! One day, poor Shiba hurt her little paw. But guess what? She learned something really important: she needs to take care of herself! Isn't that cool? This story will make you smile, for sure! Once upon a time, there was a magical bag that had lots of exciting things happening inside it! Her two best friends, Rey and Ryo, are really worried about her health and happiness, so they worked together to make a special present to help her feel better. They called it the "Magic Backpack." It has stuff that will make Shiba super happy, stuff that will help her feel better, and a message that says she deserves lots of love and care because she's amazing and special. The story of Shiba is all about how it's totally okay for kids to take breaks whenever they want to rest and feel better. This message is hidden in the story and comes up again and again. This is a super important lesson that we should never forget when we teach little kids.

Disponible desde: 21/10/2023.

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