A Little Bit Brave

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If you have a child who is afraid of trying something new, this book might be of help. Happy Reading!

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I like the book because Logan tries to be brave for his friend and even though he is scared he went to explore the world. I liked Logan because he overcomes his fear in the end. I also loved the illustrations because they are very colorful and felt very real. At the end of the story, Logan even saves Luna from a hungry wolf. Students can reflect on what it means to be a friend. What does a good friend look like? Did Logan have to save Luna from the wolf? Students can consider what obligations we might have to our friends. Questions for Philosophical Discussion Bravery Questions for Philosophical Discussion » Summary Explore the virtues of bravery with bunny friends Luna and Logan.This book tells the story of Olympian and world champion runner Sonia O’Sullivan, from Cobh, in Co Cork, all the way to the Olympic Games — a great read for sport-loving girls, or for any athletic child in your life. Red Rover, Red Rover! Games from an Irish Childhood (That You Can Teach Your Kids) — Kunak McGann (The O’Brien Press) This book, by advocate, activist, teacher, and writer, Sinéad Burke, is all about believing in yourself, using your voice, and finding your place in the world. A powerful book for any pre-teen or teenager who is hard at work figuring out who they are.

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The book is about friendship but it is also about overcoming fear to find your true self. It is about trying out new things and then deciding whether it is worth it or not. It is about being brave in the true face of adversity. It is about truly finding happiness when you have someone to share it with. The stay at home bunny, Logan, is friends with Luna, the daring bunny. One day, despite his fears, Logan embarks on an adventure to find Luna in the scary outdoors. Logan shows that by being a little bit brave you can accomplish a lot. The books are about Sophie, a 12-year-old with a secret, and Fitz, a mysterious boy who appears in her life. They’re fantasy adventure and good for — according to my daughter — fans of Harry Potter and of The School for Good and Evil.”Meet the gigglers — little creatures who take revenge on adults who are mean to children. This book does what it says on the tin and is sure to provoke both giggling and belly laughs. At the beginning of the story, Luna tells Logan that he needs to be “a little bit brave”. Was Logan brave? Why or why not? The book is a cute read and with it's beautiful illustrations it will give the message of friendship and courage in a sweet way. If you want to raise a rebel or just have a child who has an interest in history or politics, get The Making of Mollie, a wonderful piece of historical fiction set in Dublin. Any parent who struggles to find new reading material for kids will understand the joy of a substantial series.