Atom and His Little Big Brother Tommy (fixed-layout eBook, ePUB) - Gilles, Dimitri
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Dive into an extraordinary tale of family, love, secrets, and acceptance with "Atom and his Little Big Brother Tommy." Dimitri Gilles brings to life an enchanting narrative set deep in the forest, about the power of unity, the beauty in diversity, and the courage it takes to reveal the truth.
In this enchanting children's tale, meet Atom, a young boy with an extraordinary secret—his little brother Tommy. Tommy isn't your average ten-year-old. Growing faster and bigger than any tree in the forest, his colossal size makes him a secret Atom is determined to keep. But, Atom's life becomes a…mehr

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Dive into an extraordinary tale of family, love, secrets, and acceptance with "Atom and his Little Big Brother Tommy." Dimitri Gilles brings to life an enchanting narrative set deep in the forest, about the power of unity, the beauty in diversity, and the courage it takes to reveal the truth.

In this enchanting children's tale, meet Atom, a young boy with an extraordinary secret—his little brother Tommy. Tommy isn't your average ten-year-old. Growing faster and bigger than any tree in the forest, his colossal size makes him a secret Atom is determined to keep. But, Atom's life becomes a lonely one as he navigates protecting his family from scrutiny.

The day their town faces a terrible crisis, Atom finds himself at a crossroads. To save their town from a threatening flood, Atom must decide whether to reveal their secret. The bond of family, the courage to be different, and the capacity for a community to change its prejudices are tested in this heartwarming tale.

With a narrative imbued with themes of acceptance and bravery, "Atom and his Little Big Brother Tommy" is a must-read for children. A heartwarming story about embracing differences and finding your place in the world, it's an unforgettable journey of two brothers who learn that being different can also mean being extraordinary.