In short: What is it about?
Feodora and Gino are having a cheerful picnic.
They discover a small beetle that is all alone.
They immediately want to help him – but how does one actually find a friend?
Together they set out on a search and learn,
How wonderful it is to give friendship and to have friends.
A heartwarming story that shows how important it is to feel loved.
This book is really good for children because...
They learn very early on how important closeness and belonging are.
Many people sometimes feel alone – even when they are surrounded by others.
Karl shows them how valuable it is to give and receive friendship.
Friendship, compassion, solidarity, trust and belonging are important values.
The book helps children understand that they are not alone – and that true friendship strengthens their heart.
This is what's in the book
48 pages
High-quality read-aloud book for ages 2 and up
Includes bookmark + song video
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Karl's Storybook
from Feodora + Gino
€19.90
Includes bookmark with song video
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