Every parent knows the moment: a child freezes in fear, and the instinct is to swoop in and fix it. This picture book offers a different path, one built on a steady voice, a deep breath, and the smallest possible step. Set in a warm village with a spirited little goat named Eshe, it's a rhythmic, tender story designed to be stomped, whispered, and clung to. For children aged 4-6 who are learning what to do when the world suddenly feels too big.
When Eshe Looked Down
Some fears can't be fixed by being rescued. A story about the quiet voice that teaches a child to find her own way down.
KES 100
CBC tags for this book
Core competencies
- Critical thinking and problem solving
- Self-efficacy
Values
- Love
Pertinent and contemporary issues
- Life Skills
Language: English
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