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The Little Otter Who Tried
The Little Otter Who Tried
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Little Otter is scared to swim on her own but with the help of her friends, she gains confidence and travels far on her own. A story of resilience and accepting support, she eventually succeeds and makes friends along the way.
Format: Hardback
Length: 64 pages
Publication date: 16 March 2023
Publisher: Gill
Little Otter, a timid creature, trembled at the thought of swimming on her own. However, with the guidance and encouragement of her river-side friends, she gradually gained confidence and embarked on a remarkable journey. To her astonishment, she discovered that she had traveled far and wide, all by herself.
The duckling, kingfisher, and toad, each in their own way, shared their tales of learning to swim, fly, and hop. Little Otter realized that every creature had to start from scratch. Inspired by their stories, she embraced resilience and accepted the support of her newfound friends.
At first, Little Otter faced her fears with determination. She kept on trying, pushing herself beyond her limits. Despite the obstacles that came her way, she never gave up. With each successful attempt, she made new friends who cheered her on.
In the end, Little Otter's perseverance paid off. She conquered her fear of swimming and emerged as a confident and independent creature. Her journey taught her the power of resilience, the value of accepting support, and the beauty of self-discovery.
Weight: 304g
Dimension: 236 x 156 x 12 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9780717196036
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