POEMS FOR (NAUGHTY) CHILDREN - TOMASZ STEFANIUK

Welcome to a world full of poems that will amuse both well-behaved and less well-behaved children! "Koko the Monkey and other poems for (naughty)..." is a collection of funny, instructive stories that will surely make time enjoyable for every toddler. An ideal gift book, full of colorful illustrations and engaging stories.

• Funny poems that will make every child laugh
• Instructive stories that teach values
• Colorful illustrations that stimulate the imagination
• Ideal as a gift for every toddler
• Short forms that keep the child's attention
• Engaging stories that pass the time
• Topics close to children, such as friendship, fear and dreams

The book "Koko the Monkey and other poems for (naughty)..." is a great way to spend time with your child. Discover together the world of poems that teach, entertain and stimulate the imagination. Each poem is a short, engaging story that every child will enjoy. It is an ideal gift for preschool and early school-age children, which will introduce them to the magical world of literature.

Tomasz Stefaniuk is an author who perfectly understands the child's psyche. His poems are full of humor, but also carry an important message. Thanks to this, reading this book is not only fun, but also a lesson. Children learn to recognize emotions, deal with difficulties and build relationships with others. "Koko the Monkey and other poems for (naughty)..." is a book that develops empathy and sensitivity.

Forma Publishing House, known for its high-quality publications, has ensured that this book is not only beautiful, but also durable. The solid cover and high-quality paper make the book last for many years and can be read by generations to come. It is an investment in your child's development that will bring much joy and satisfaction.

Don't wait, reach for "Koko the Monkey and other poems for (naughty)..." and give your child an unforgettable adventure in the world of poems! This book is a guarantee of good fun and valuable time spent together.

The book contains poems about:

– A girl who talked non-stop.
– Koko the Monkey, who kept complaining.
– Fear that is often afraid.
– Bulls that are not always bulls.
– Wolves that don't necessarily have a wolf appetite.
– Invented creatures with three paws.
– About the advantages of being a homebody.