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Mind & Me: Going to Bat: 2 (Mind and Me)

Sunita Chawdhary

Editora: Knights Of

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Maya is excited to join Cricket Club at school, but between sports superstars, the big green monster, and her ACTUAL MUM coming to coach the team, she has a lot to handle. And on top of that, Mind thinks they've forgotten something important… like sending a letter to Grandad in India! Can Maya and Mind work it all out in time for their big cricket game?

Funny, and with heaps of heart, this is a delightful story for younger readers accompanied by beautiful and dynamic illustrations.

"An adorable mindfulness story with a splash of funny." Rashmi Sirdeshpande

"A comedy double-act starring a young girl named Maya, and Mind, the physical manifestation of Maya's emotions and mental state. There's a relatable dynamic between the pair, with Mind hindering and helping Maya in equal measure, and the book serves as a great introduction to emotional literacy for younger readers." CLPE Recommended Read
Disponível desde: 20/04/2024.
Comprimento de impressão: 224 páginas.

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