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10 August 2026
Forgotten Fairy Tales of Kindness and Courage
Self-Discovery & Personal Growth

Forgotten Fairy Tales of Kindness and Courage

By Siti Zalilah Binti Abang Zaidi

Sinopsis

Forgotten Fairy Tales of Kindness and Courage feels like a quiet collection of stories that speak gently but stay with you. It brings together lesser-known fairy tales from different cultures, each centered on kindness, bravery, and simple acts of goodness. The characters are not perfect heroes, but ordinary figures who choose to do the right thing even when it’s difficult. The writing is easy to follow, yet meaningful. Beneath its simplicity, the book carries soft but powerful lessons about empathy, courage, and the strength of a kind heart. Overall, it’s a calm, reflective read like a small light that doesn’t shine loudly, but warms you slowly.
Nombor Buku823.0108092
Tempat TerbitanLondon
PenerbitUsborne Publishing
Ukuran Tinggi Buku9781474989657

Sasaran Biblioterapi

Bil Sasaran Bukti Isi Buku
1 Children (Ages 7 to 10) The story about "The Girl in the Book" encourages young children to reflect on their own lives, discovering what it means to be themselves.
2 Parents and Educators Stories like The Prince in the Tower focus on a disabled prince fighting for his kingdom, giving adults a narrative vehicle to discuss empathy and true courage with children.

Perkembangan Diri

Bil Perkembangan Bukti Isi Buku
1 Developing Empathy and Compassion A story featuring a princess who risks her life to rescue her friend from goblins teaches children to prioritize the safety and feelings of others over their own comfort.
2 Overcoming Hardship and Internal Strength The tale of a disabled prince conquering adversity to save his kingdom shows young readers how to look past physical limitations to find their inner strength and mental fortitude.
3 Reflecting on Personal Identity and Values The story of a young girl entering the pages of a book forces the character—and the reader—to self-examine their choices, helping them figure out what kind of person they want to become.