Emily Loves to Share

Pasquale De Marco

Sinopse

In a world where sharing is a virtue, Emily, a bright and curious young girl, embarks on a heartwarming journey to discover its true meaning.

From a tender age, Emily struggles to understand why she must share her beloved possessions with others. She fears that sharing means losing her cherished toys, snacks, and stories forever. However, as she grows older, Emily begins to witness the transformative power of sharing.

Through everyday interactions with friends, family, and her community, Emily learns that sharing is not about giving up her belongings; it is about creating moments of joy, connection, and understanding. She discovers that sharing her toys brings laughter, shared snacks create memories, and shared books open up new worlds of imagination.

Emily's journey of sharing extends beyond her immediate circle. She sees the power of sharing when neighbors lend a helping hand, resources are shared, and communities come together to support one another. She realizes that sharing is not limited to material possessions; it is about sharing kindness, empathy, and a part of oneself with others.

As Emily's understanding of sharing deepens, she embarks on a mission to spread its joy and positivity throughout her world. She organizes neighborhood clean-ups, shares her love of reading by volunteering at the local library, and inspires her friends to perform acts of kindness towards others.

Join Emily on her heartwarming journey as she navigates the world of sharing, learning valuable lessons about generosity, empathy, and the true joy that comes from giving to others. Emily's story will inspire young readers to embrace the power of sharing and create a world where kindness and unity prevail.

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Disponível desde: 02/06/2025.

Comprimento de impressão: 159 páginas.

Literatura Infanto Juvenil

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