Bronty's Battle Cry

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A warm and engaging tale of how one little dinosaur discovers that he need not be roarsome to still be totally awesome. When the dinosaurs gather together to show off how fearsome they are, one little brontosaurus is beset with fears, but he soon discovers he's not alone and that his own special talents are worth celebrating too. This gentle tale of self-discovery will resonate with children, as they recognise that everyone has their own worries, and will help encourage confidence in their own abilities and build emotional resilience. AGES: 2 plus AUTHOR: Hannah Peckham is a counsellor, mother and award-winning Award Publications children's author. Her books deliver beautiful stories and the opportunity to help develop emotional intelligence and deliver key social-emotional lessons. Children who learn how to understand their emotions are more likely to develop resilience and coping skills, have a positive sense of self, develop good relationships, feel more confident and be more empathic. By laying these strong mental health foundations in early years, Hannah believes we can give children the gift of emotional literacy to take forward into adulthood. SELLING POINTS: . A dinosaur tale about tackling worries and fears . Beautiful illustrations throughout . A gentle rhyming tale of self-discovery . Helps encourage confidence and build emotional resilience

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"Bronty's Battle Cry has been so cleverly written! Hannah has weaved an incredibly important message within a topic that will not only engage and interest youngsters, but will also teach them how being kind and true to themselves is the bravest act of all! A must read and a book I'll share with many!" -- Laura Amies * Review *

Author Bio

Hannah Peckham is a counsellor, mother and award-winning children's author. Her books deliver beautiful stories and the opportunity to help develop emotional intelligence and deliver key social-emotional lessons. Children who learn how to understand their emotions are more likely to develop resilience and coping skills, have a positive sense of self, develop good relationships, feel more confident and be more empathic. By laying these strong mental health foundations in early years, Hannah believes we can give children the gift of emotional literacy to take forward into adulthood. Hanna is a Ukrainian-German freelance illustrator, sushi lover, and big dreamer from a small town somewhere not that far away from the Bavarian Alps in Germany. Most of the time youll find her with an iPad illustrating on the couch, with a cup of tea in her hand, and two black cats by her feet. Her illustrations are inspired by mood, photos, and beautiful places.