Sinopsis
Ten stunningly illustrated animal tales to sweep you from lofty mountain peaks to tropical jungles. Meet a daring spider a courageous mouse deer and a mysterious silver wolf among an unforgettable cast of animal heroes. This lyrical collection of folk tales celebrates the magic of storytelling and the awe-inspiring wonder of the animal world. Enhanced by vibrant illustrations and accessible yet rich prose, this collection serves as an inspiring, multicultural toolkit that inspires children to discover creative ways to overcome large-scale obstacles and outsmart adversarial situations.
| Nombor Buku | 823.92 |
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| Tempat Terbitan | London |
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| Penerbit | Usborne Publishing Ltd. |
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| Ukuran Tinggi Buku | 9781803706597 |
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Sasaran Biblioterapi
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Young Readers (Ages 6–9) Developing Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving Skills |
Proof 1: In the Shoshone and Karuk tribal tale Coyote Brings Fire to the People, the story highlights clever strategy over raw strength, showing how Coyote relies on planning, teamwork, and quick thinking to steal fire from the fire-guards.
Proof 2: In the Tibetan fable The Quick-Thinking Hare, the text models cognitive flexibility and mental sharpness as a physically vulnerable hare uses deceptive wit to outsmart a significantly larger, predatory threat. |
Perkembangan Diri
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Strategic Agility Over Brute Force |
In The King's Pudding (from Indonesia), a smaller creature facing an immediate physical threat learns to master its fear and think under pressure. Rather than panicking or fighting, the protagonist cleverly invents a deceptive story about a royal pudding to trick a larger predator, demonstrating how emotional regulation and mental sharpness can build situational resilience. |
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Embracing Altruism and Community-Driven Leadership |
In the West African tale Anansi Brings Stories to the World, self-development is shown as the protagonist looks beyond personal gain to complete a demanding quest. By capturing dangerous creatures to buy stories from the Sky God, Anansi evolves from a simple trickster into a community benefactor who expands the cultural and social wealth of humanity. |
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Fostering Empathy and Cross-Race Collaboration |
In the Indian fable The Elephants and the Mice, personal growth is achieved when contrasting groups learn to look past differences and form healthy alliances. The narrative proves self-development by showing how the massive elephants and tiny mice discover the mutual benefits of humility, respect, and helping each other, teaching readers that collaboration is far more powerful than operating in isolation. |
