Už se nebojím - Co se ve mě dějě? (2026)

NAKLADATELSTVÍ SUN s.r.o.SKU: 9788076876392
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This Czech-language children's book follows Katka the Cat, a cheerful and likeable character who enjoys discovering the world around her but is sometimes overcome by fear. She may be afraid of the dark, unfamiliar places, loud noises or situations she has not experienced before. Her heart beats faster, an unpleasant feeling appears in her tummy and she is suddenly unsure whether she can cope. Through Katka's journey towards courage, children learn what happens when fear takes hold, why we feel afraid and how we can learn to manage our worries. They discover that fear is not an enemy, but an important emotion that sometimes helps us stay careful, and that support from loved ones, patience and understanding can gradually overcome even major fears. Part of the What Is Happening Inside Me series, the book helps children understand and name their feelings and find healthy ways to handle difficult situations. Animal characters such as Katka, Péťa the Dog and their friends make it easy for children to identify with the stories and think about possible solutions. They learn that every feeling has its place, and that fear, sadness, anger and joy are all perfectly natural. Beautiful illustrations, a sturdy binding and a sensitively told story make this a guide for children and parents to read together. At the end, parents and carers find concise, practical and professionally based advice on discussing fear with children, supporting them in specific situations and helping them develop healthy self-confidence and a sense of inner security.

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Language: Checo

Publication date: 9 de julio de 2026

Manufacturer: NAKLADATELSTVÍ SUN s.r.o.

Genres: Literatura de divulgación científica para niños, Libros, Literatura infantil, Libros sobre adolescentes y sexualidad, Cuerpo humano para niños

Type: Libros de tapa dura

Pages: 20

ISBN/EAN: 9788076876392

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