Jion Sheibani

The Worries: Sohal Finds a Friend (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

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'Funny, sweet and very useful for opening conversations with anxious children' - Guardian

Everyone feels worried sometimes. But what if your worries came to life and started following you around?

Sohal worries about a lot of things: the dark, mutant sheep, being alone - you name it, he worries about it! So one night he tries drawing his worries to make himself feel better - and somehow they look a lot less worrying once they're scribbled down.

But then imagine Sohal's surprise when he wakes up the next morning to find a set of funny, furry friends at the end of his bed!

His worries have come to life, and it's not long before Hurt, Fail, Anger, Big and Alone have turned his world upside down. Now it's up to Sohal to work out how to keep his worries under control - and have some serious fun while he's at it!

The Truth Pixie meets Inside Out in this hilarious, highly illustrated new series, perfect for helping children gently work through their worries and concentrate on having fun.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Penguin Random House Children's UK
• Altersempfehlung: ab 5 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Januar 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780241438626
• Artikelnr.: 59208752

Autorenporträt

Jion Sheibani grew up in Brighton and now lives in Paris with her family. She is a self-taught illustrator and studied English literature at Oxford University. One of her very first jobs was as an intern to Green Party MP Caroline Lucas in the European Parliament, and working on green issues definitely influenced Jion's first picture book, Lily & The Polar Bears. Jion was a teacher at Sciences Po and ENSAE in Paris before opening her own language school for children.

Rezensionen

Funny, sweet and very useful for opening conversations with anxious children, it is great for reading aloud Imogen Russell Williams Guardian