LITTLE LEGS, BIG LESSON Fairytales

LITTLE LEGS, BIG LESSON FairytalesWritten by Tshegofatso Matlakala and illustrated by Monique Mortimer In a world where screens glow brighter than sunsets and notifications speak louder than birdsong, this poetic collection rekindles a child's natural curiosity about the living world just beyond their door. Each poem bring nature closer, reminding children that wisdom does not only live in devices, but in soil, wings, wind, water and quiet observation. It encourages less scrolling and

it feels heavy and hard to shake

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Written by Tshegofatso Matlakala and illustrated by Monique Mortimer

Every spread has different picture clues to help children guess which animal is hiding under the shaped flap

Meet Maphiri Monama

If you make fun of others

Meg Rutherford's breathtakingly beautiful illustrations further enrich this book

the exhausted Secretary Bird had a hard time remembering their reasons for delay

receive the majority votes and would this be the wisest decision made by

while the bold colours stimulate their developing eyesight

This need may not always be morally right and can lead to

it climbed up