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A picture book that invites little ones to reflect on the value of what they have around them. Through a visual and poetic narrative, the work presents an essential message: sometimes, happiness is not found in the distant or unknown, but in the people and moments that are already part of our daily lives. A book that fosters mindfulness and gratitude from childhood.
What is it about?
The story follows the journey of a character who sets out in search of something that seems to always be beyond their reach. However, throughout its pages, the reader discovers that what is truly important is not chasing the distant, but learning to value what we already have close by: relationships, small daily pleasures, and the beauty of simplicity. With a subtle and sensitive approach, the book invites us to stop, observe, and enjoy the present.
Main themes
- The importance of valuing the everyday and the nearby.
- Self-awareness and mindfulness in childhood.
- The relationship between external searching and inner satisfaction.
- Gratitude for the people and experiences that surround us.
Who is it recommended for?
Recommended for children in preschool and early primary school, as well as for parents and educators looking for tools to work on emotional intelligence, empathy, and observation skills from an early age.
What this book offers
- Fosters reflection on gratitude and appreciation for what we already have.
- Develops the ability to observe and pay attention to one's surroundings.
- Offers a shared reading experience that invites emotional dialogue.
- Helps children manage dissatisfaction and the constant search for external stimuli.
Technical specifications
- Author: de Dios, Olga
- Publisher: NubeOcho
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: Picture books, Children's stories, General knowledge
- Collection: SOMOS8
- Binding: Hardcover
- Publication date: October 2014
- Number of pages: 40
- Weight: 395 g
Editorial review
A title that stands out for its philosophical approach, accessible to the youngest readers, in a carefully crafted format with great visual quality. Olga de Dios's work invites a slow and meaningful reading, ideal for sharing with the family or in the classroom. Its message, removed from haste and consumerism, connects with the current emotional needs of childhood, offering a valuable tool for teaching mindfulness and gratitude.