FRANKLIN SULKS AT HIS SISTER. FRANKLIN AND FRIENDS

Discover a charming story about Franklin and his friends that teaches about acceptance and the joy of playing together. Are younger siblings always a nuisance? Franklin realizes that this doesn't necessarily have to be the case! When Franklin is visited by a rabbit, the friends plan a sleepover in a tent. However, the rabbit seems to prefer the company of the little turtle, which arouses feelings of jealousy in Franklin. Should the little turtle sulk about his sister? Or is it better to join in and discover the joy of being together?

• Teaches acceptance: Franklin learns to accept and appreciate his sister.
• Playing together: Shows how wonderful it is to play together with siblings and friends.
• Develops empathy: Helps children understand the feelings of others.
• Beautiful illustrations: Modern, three-dimensional illustrations created using computer technology.
• Based on films: The titles in the series are based on the film episodes of the adventures of Franklin the turtle.
• Ideal for children: Short and instructive story for the youngest.

The "Franklin and Friends" series is a collection of charming stories about the adventures of Franklin the turtle and his friends. These books, based on the popular animated series, take children into a world full of friendship, fun and important life lessons. Franklin, as the main character, teaches children how to deal with various emotions and situations they may encounter in everyday life. Thanks to the modern, three-dimensional illustrations, these books are visually very appealing and encourage reading.

Debit Publishing, known for its high-quality publications for children, has ensured that the books in the "Franklin and Friends" series are not only instructive, but also safe and durable. The paperback binding makes the book light and easy for small hands to hold, and the careful workmanship guarantees that it will last a long time. The 191x218 mm format is ideal for reading both at home and on the go.

This particular book, "Franklin Sulks at His Sister", touches on an important topic of relationships between siblings. Children often experience feelings of jealousy and rivalry, so this story can be very helpful for them in understanding and working through these emotions. The rabbit who visits Franklin teaches him that instead of sulking, it is better to join in and enjoy the presence of his siblings. This is a valuable lesson that can help children build healthy and positive relationships with their loved ones.