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It’s BLEAGH’s first day at school. Like the other students in his class, BLEAGH is cheeky and fun but there’s one big difference between them... he’s a MONSTER! How will the other children react towards him? Will BLEAGH be able to learn the important values and make new friends?
Many of us comes from different family background, cultures and races. We are all unique and different in our own ways. It is ok if someone is a little different than yourself. Always learn to respect the differences and show empathy and tolerance towards others. BLEAGH is a wonderful illustration book to teach children against prejudice and learn the values about creativity, cooperation, appreciation and integrity.
About the author:
Leana Lyn Doray is a trained educator, having obtained a double degree in Arts and Education at the University of Sydney. Serendipity led her to teach in the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme in Singapore for four years, where she discovered her love for reading to young children and providing a holistic education above and beyond basic academia. BLEAGH! A book about values is Leana’s first book, borne from almost a decade of educating (and being educated by) curious young minds.
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Pauper Bear, a teddy bear without a mouth, longs to be loved. Prince Bear, a proud bear, loves only himself. When their paths take different turns, the two bears discover that things do not happen as they expect.
“This is a beautiful book... both the illustrations and story! Children are able to learn compassion, empathy and looking beyond the surface.”
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Just Teddy, a lonely teddy bear, tries hard to fit in with the toys in a toy factory. His quest takes him on a little adventure where he makes a surprising discovery about himself.
“An adorable story... one that is so important to begin sharing with children at a young age as they are attempting to fit in with others around them.”
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Rusty Horse, an old forgotten rocking horse, longs to be a favorite with everyone. This wish takes him on an unexpected journey where he discovers what truly matters to him.
“Rusty Horse experiences feelings that many children feel as well... to be loved and given attention. The Tale of Rusty Horse is a treasure that should be read over and over again!”
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Bunny, a floppy toy rabbit with flat feet, is not happy with the way he is. He tries to find some stuffing to fill himself up but ends up making quite a mess. Grizzly, Dinosaur and Kangaroo join in the search. Can they help Bunny find the right stuff?
“Bunny’s plight will instantly appeal to readers... His many attempts to find some sort of stuffing will have kids laughing and feeling sympathy for him... This is a lovely book, wonderfully written, with a wonderful subtle message.”
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About the author:
Emily Lim is an award-winning Singaporean author. Prince Bear & Pauper Bear and Just Teddy won the prestigious IPPY Award in 2008 and 2009 respectively. Lim is said to derive her inspiration to write picture books from her own journey of seeking God after being diagnosed with Spasmodic Dysphonia, a rare voice disorder.
These picture books tell the stories of toys that have a life of their own and are in search of their own identity and a place to call home.
They are indeed delightful and the illustrations by Neal Sharp add to their charm.
(BRIGITTE ROZARIO, 27 June 2011, Lovely picture books about toys, arenthots)