Faces

Faces 📝 About the book All faces are different and distinguished, some from others... and all faces are similar and close to each other. What does this mean? How are they similar and how are they different? A illustrated story that introduces the child to the idea of difference and similarity among people, and opens a door for dialogue about the meaning of face in life and relationships. 🎯 The message of the book Helps the child think that every person has a special face, and that this face is not only what we see, but also what we carry inside us of feelings and experiences. It teaches that difference is not a flaw, but an opportunity to understand and get closer to others. 📚 Features of the book ✨ A story close to the reality of children today, addressing the topic of difference and similarity in a smart and engaging way. 💡 Provides a clear educational message without lecturing, and teaches the child the skill of thinking and understanding others in a natural way. 🎨 Vibrant and colorful illustrations that attract the child's attention and encourage them to continue reading. 💬 Simple language and straightforward sentence structure that help the child understand and enjoy reading. 🧠 Enhances the child's thinking and decision-making skills, and encourages learning from situations. ❤️ Also beneficial for families, as an entry point for dialogue with children about difference and similarity. 🏷️ Specifications Author: Richard Spiker – Hanada Taha Illustrator: Banan Homs Publisher: Asala Publishing House for Printing, Publishing, and Distribution Number of pages: 16 pages Type of book: Paper (softcover) Recommended age group: Early primary stage Topic: Face, difference