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Donnie at the fair
Donnie at the fair
Donnie at the fair
Donnie at the fair
Donnie at the fair

Donnie at the fair

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Concentration & Memory
Language & Communication
Emotions & Social Behavior

Reading is good for language development. It increases and enriches the vocabulary, making it easier for children to put their own thoughts into words. Reading can also contribute to social development. Children can put themselves in the shoes of different characters and learn that one person can think differently about a situation or event than another. Reading also improves concentration and can stimulate the imagination.

After the first part of Donnie (2020), in which he learns how cool it is to be yourself, in Donnie at the fair he goes to the fair with his buddies in his most beautiful dress. No attraction is too crazy for Donnie and he even dares to enter the secret tent with the most difficult attraction. Everyone gathers in the tent and then the unthinkable happens; he wins the grand prize of a pile of fairground coins! Donnie goes to the fair every day with his mountain of coins, but fewer and fewer friends can come along because their coins are gone. And then he meets the tough girl Dilan and sees that keeping everything to yourself is no fun at all. In Donnie at the Fair, Donnie learns that not everyone has the same start and the importance of sharing.

  • Author: Lisa Mashaupt
  • Number of pages: 48
  • Size: 21.5cm x 27.6cm
  • Age: 4+ years

Children who are read to have a familiar feeling with books, so there is a good chance that they will later become enthusiastic readers themselves. They will be able to read independently more quickly. They will also be less bored at school, they are more eager to learn, they have a broader general knowledge and they develop better.

Binding type: hardcover

Edition: 1

Publication date: April 2022

Interactive reading; You can involve your child more in the story by asking questions, for example. Afterwards you can talk about the story and about your child's experiences in order to create an imagination with the living world. Reading together before going to sleep ensures peace and regularity. Try to act out the story in the book with the whole family. Thus, the child will fully comply with the event. With the help of re-enacting you can give attention to the story concept.

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