Author Description

Fables help children to grow up. Would you like your children to learn not to stop at appearances? Not to judge or make fun of who is different? I doubt you would like to see your child sad because his peers do not accept him. Not always in life, people can understand how important diversity in the world is, and often this also becomes a reason for bullying or isolation. If today's adults had understood this as children, and taught it to their children, today we would have a population without bullying. Instead, even today, some children have to carry the burden that they are not suitable for a given category of people because, for so many years, they have been derided, denigrated, and judged for their appearance, and not for who they are. The fable The Little Lion Searching for His First Friend proves just that. "But the lion is a predator. It is right that others are afraid of him," you may think, and it is true, but not all those with a --predatory face-- always have bad intentions. Leo's story will help your children understand that what appears is not necessarily what we think it is, but that sometimes that person who seems unpleasant is sweet, sensitive, and loves to help others. This book will not only teach good morals to your children but will also help develop their eyesight thanks to the colorful illustrations and the purple butterfly contest.Remember, it will guarantee them a special gift, sent directly to your e-mail!! How to win? Your child, while reading the story, will have to look for the purple butterfly, the symbol of Fabulous Fairy Tales, which hides in the strangest places, and then, with your help, send an e-mail to our address writing the sum of the butterflies found, to collect his prize.! Reading age: 0-9 years. Through The Little Lion searching for his first friend, children will plunge into a story in which they will understand that: - We must not stop