(NOT) YOU ARE SMALL

Discover a charming story about the sense of self-worth and comparison, which teaches that everything depends on perspective. This funny story will take you on a journey full of surprises and make you realize that size is relative.

• Teaches a sense of self-worth through funny comparisons.
• Shows that perspective changes the perception of size.
• Simple text by Anna Kang is perfect for the youngest readers.
• Charming illustrations by Christopher Weyant add humor to the story.
• Bestselling series of books for the youngest.
• Theodor Seuss Geisel Award guarantees high quality.
• The "Mamania close to the child" series supports the emotional development of children.

The book "(Not) You Are Small" is a story about two fluffy creatures who argue about who is small and who is big. Their quarrel is interrupted by the appearance of unexpected guests, which leads to the discovery that the sense of size depends on who we compare ourselves to. This is a lesson that teaches children that everyone is unique in their own way.

Anna Kang, the author of the text, has created a simple but very wise story that touches the hearts of the youngest readers. Christopher Weyant, a cartoonist for the "New Yorker", added charm to the story with his illustrations, which perfectly capture the emotions of the characters. Their collaboration resulted in a book that entertains and teaches.

The "Mamania close to the child" series is a collection of books that accompany children in their daily experiences. Together with the heroes of these stories, children discover the power of friendship, imagination, learn to overcome difficulties, recognize emotions and face challenges. The books in this series are carefully selected to support the emotional and social development of the youngest.

The book "(Not) You Are Small" is the perfect gift for any child who is learning to feel self-worth and discovers that everyone is unique in their own way. It is a story that entertains, teaches and inspires positive thinking about yourself and others. Thanks to it, children will understand that what we feel depends on our attitude and perspective.