How Are You? / ?Como estas?

Two giraffe friends find a baby ostrich and have questions about how she feels. This book explores feelings in English and Spanish.

Format: Hardback
Length: 32 pages
Publication date: 13 March 2018
Publisher: St Martin's Press

Two giraffe friends encounter a baby ostrich, raising concerns about its hunger, shyness, or fatigue. However, the ostrich confidently asserts that it is not hungry, leading to curiosity about its emotional state. This delightful book explores a range of feelings, presented in both English and Spanish, fostering friendship and cultural understanding.

Two giraffe friends encounter a baby ostrich, raising concerns about its hunger, shyness, or fatigue.

However, the ostrich confidently asserts that it is not hungry, leading to curiosity about its emotional state. This delightful book explores a range of feelings, presented in both English and Spanish, fostering friendship and cultural understanding.

The giraffes observe the baby ostrich, intrigued by its behavior. They wonder if it is hungry, shy, or tired. The ostrich, however, remains resolute in its denial, leaving the giraffes perplexed. They seek answers to understand how the baby ostrich feels.

One giraffe suggests that the baby ostrich might be feeling shy. The other giraffe agrees, adding that shyness can be a common emotion in young animals. They consider the possibility that the ostrich is hesitant to interact with strangers or unfamiliar environments.

As they continue to observe the baby ostrich, they notice that it is not actively seeking food or shelter. Instead, it seems content to observe its surroundings. The giraffes conclude that the baby ostrich might be feeling tired or overwhelmed.

One giraffe suggests that they should approach the baby ostrich gently and observe its reaction. The other giraffe agrees, and they slowly approach the ostrich. To their surprise, the baby ostrich does not seem alarmed or frightened. Instead, it turns its head towards them and stares curiously.

The giraffes take a step back, allowing the baby ostrich to come closer. They observe its feathers, noticing that they are ruffled and disheveled. The giraffes conclude that the baby ostrich might be feeling a bit disoriented or lost.

One giraffe suggests that they should help the baby ostrich find its way back to its family. The other giraffe agrees, and they begin to search for signs of the ostrich's family. They look for any other ostrich adults or chicks in the area, but they do not see any.

The giraffes decide to take the baby ostrich back to their habitat, where they can care for it and ensure its safety. They carry the baby ostrich gently, using their long necks to support it. As they walk, the baby ostrich looks around, curious about its new surroundings.

The giraffes arrive at their habitat, and they place the baby ostrich in a safe and comfortable spot. They provide it with food and water, and they keep a close eye on it to ensure that it is healthy and happy.

Over time, the baby ostrich grows and develops into a strong and healthy ostrich. It becomes friends with the giraffes, and they play and explore together. The giraffes are proud of their new friend, and they know that they helped it find its way

The giraffes observe the baby ostrich, intrigued by its behavior. They wonder if it is hungry, shy, or tired. The ostrich, however, remains resolute in its denial, leaving the giraffes perplexed. They seek answers to understand how the baby ostrich feels.

One giraffe suggests that the baby ostrich might be feeling shy. The other giraffe agrees, adding that shyness can be a common emotion in young animals. They consider the possibility that the ostrich is hesitant to interact with strangers or unfamiliar environments.

As they continue to observe the baby ostrich, they notice that it is not actively seeking food or shelter. Instead, it seems content to observe its surroundings. The giraffes conclude that the baby ostrich might be feeling tired or overwhelmed.

One giraffe suggests that they should approach the baby ostrich gently and observe its reaction. The other giraffe agrees, and they slowly approach the ostrich. To their surprise, the baby ostrich does not seem alarmed or frightened. Instead, it turns its head towards them and stares curiously.

The giraffes take a step back, allowing the baby ostrich to come closer. They observe its feathers, noticing that they are ruffled and disheveled. The giraffes conclude that the baby ostrich might be feeling a bit disoriented or lost.

One giraffe suggests that they should help the baby ostrich find its way back to its family. The other giraffe agrees, and they begin to search for signs of the ostrich's family. They look for any other ostrich adults or chicks in the area, but they do not see any.

The giraffes decide to take the baby ostrich back to their habitat, where they can care for it and ensure its safety. They carry the baby ostrich gently, using their long necks to support it. As they walk, the baby ostrich looks around, curious about its new surroundings.

The giraffes arrive at their habitat, and they place the baby ostrich in a safe and comfortable spot. They provide it with food and water, and they keep a close eye on it to ensure that it is healthy and happy.

Over time, the baby ostrich grows and develops into a strong and healthy ostrich. It becomes friends with the giraffes, and they play and explore together. The giraffes are proud of their new friend, and they know that they helped it find its

Weight: 356g
Dimension: 241 x 239 x 9 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781250126863