Name: Dusty the Little Sheepdog: Sometimes Being Different is Exactly What's Needed (en Inglés)
SKU: 66641123
Price: 77.71 PEN
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Author: Barley, Charlie; Smith, Ian M.
ISBN: 9781918386004

portada Dusty the Little Sheepdog: Sometimes Being Different is Exactly What's Needed (en Inglés)

Dusty the Little Sheepdog: Sometimes Being Different is Exactly What's Needed (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Tiwik Publishing

Autor

Barley, Charlie; Smith, Ian M.

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Inglés

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Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

21.6x14x0.2 cm

ISBN13

9781918386004

Dusty the Little Sheepdog: Sometimes Being Different is Exactly What's Needed (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "Dusty the Little Sheepdog: Sometimes Being Different is Exactly What's Needed (en Inglés)"

"Sometimes, being different is exactly what's needed."Dusty the Little Sheepdog is a heart-warming rhyming story about courage, kindness, and belonging. Dusty tries to fit in with the flock, yet nothing feels quite right. When a storm scatters the sheep, he steps up and discovers that the very things that made him feel different are his strengths.Written in Knaresborough by Yorkshire author and neurodivergent advocate Ian M. Smith, and beautifully illustrated by Charlie Barley, this story helps children see that difference is not a deficit, it is something to celebrate.Key featuresWarm, inclusive story celebrating neurodiversity and being yourselfRhyming text to support early readers and reading confidenceIdeal for ages 4-8, families, and classroomsSupports PSHE and social-emotional learning conversationsCompanion resources available, including classroom packs, songs, and Calm CardsEarly readers say"Warm, funny, and full of heart.""An instant classroom classic.""The story I wish I'd had when I started teaching."About the authorIan M. Smith writes from lived experience and professional practice in inclusion. He lives in North Yorkshire and is also the author of Things I Wish I'd Known: A Compassionate Guide to Parenting Neurodivergent Children, with contributions from Laurie Edmans CBE and Barbara Schönhofer MBE.About the illustratorCharlie Barley brings Dusty's world to life with warmth and empathy. Her illustrations reflect the book's message of courage, creativity, and finding your voice.