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The Little Bunny Who Liked Playing Alone
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| 듣기기능 | 미지원 | 파일정보 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 총 용량 | 9.2 MB | 이용기기 | |
| ISBN | 9791143812490 | ||
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Every child finds friendship in their own way—and in their own time.
Bobo is a little rabbit who loves drawing more than anything else. While the other animals happily play together, Bobo feels shy about joining them and quietly enjoys creating colorful pictures alone.
One rainy day, Bobo meets a cheerful little duck named Tori in a cozy cave. As they begin drawing together, they discover that friendship doesn't always start with words—it can begin with sharing something you love.
The Little Rabbit Who Preferred Playing Alone is a heartwarming picture book that gently reassures children that it is perfectly okay to enjoy time alone while also being open to new friendships. Through a simple and comforting story, young readers learn that kindness, patience, and a little courage can brighten even the quietest heart.
Filled with warmth and hope, this story is perfect for children and families to read together while exploring the values of friendship, empathy, courage, confidence, and self-acceptance.
Bobo is a little rabbit who loves drawing more than anything else. While the other animals happily play together, Bobo feels shy about joining them and quietly enjoys creating colorful pictures alone.
One rainy day, Bobo meets a cheerful little duck named Tori in a cozy cave. As they begin drawing together, they discover that friendship doesn't always start with words—it can begin with sharing something you love.
The Little Rabbit Who Preferred Playing Alone is a heartwarming picture book that gently reassures children that it is perfectly okay to enjoy time alone while also being open to new friendships. Through a simple and comforting story, young readers learn that kindness, patience, and a little courage can brighten even the quietest heart.
Filled with warmth and hope, this story is perfect for children and families to read together while exploring the values of friendship, empathy, courage, confidence, and self-acceptance.