"Little Fears" is a book series about the various concerns that children can have. Sometimes, minor harms may grow into big worries if they are ignored. Fortunately, there are fun ways and gentle tools to handle such situations, often through play. "The Wild Waves" is a story about the fear of high speeds and waves.Otto dreads his family's boat trips. He's afraid of speeding over the water in the motorboat. But Grandpa is a patient teacher, and in the end, Otto dares to go aboard Grandpa's old boat as assistant captain. The waves are splashing, and the wind is howling. Otto is sitting stiffly in the cabin while the rest of the family is enjoying the boat trip. "What if the motor dies during the storm, and we never get back to shore?" Otto worries.With Grandpa, Otto tries to get used to fast speeds on a new carousel. Thumb signals are a great help! In the end, Otto boards Grandpa's old boat as assistant captain. --- រលកកំពុងបាចសាច ហើយខ្យល់កំពុងបក់បោក។ អាតូកំពុងអង្គុយរ៉ឹងខ្លួននៅក្នុងកាប៊ីន ខណៈពេលដែលក្រុមគ្រួសារផ្សេងទៀតកំពុងរីករាយនឹងការធ្វើដំណើរតាមកាណូត។ អាតូបារម្ភ៖ "ចុះបើម៉ូទ័រខូចកំឡុងពេលមានខ្យល់ព្យុះ ចឹងយើងនឹងមិនអាចត្រឡប់ទៅច្រាំងវិញបានទេ?" ។ ជាមួយជីតា អាតូព្យាយាមទម្លាប់ជាមួយល្បឿនដ៏លឿននៅលើសេះវិលថ្មី។ សញ្ញាមេដៃគឺជាជំនួយដ៏អស្ចារ្យ! នៅទីបំផុត អាតូបានជិះទូកចាស់របស់ជីតា ដោយធ្វើជាជំនួយការនាយនាវា។
WickWick- kirjat eivät usein itselle nappaa, mutta tässä oli jotain erityistä. Unto on poika, joka pelkää olla perheensä kanssa kovaa vauhtia aallokossa liikkuvan veneen kyydissä. Meren ja aaltojen pelko on saatu kirjassa esille hyvin. Lohdun Unton tilanteeseen tuo rauhallisesti ja maltillisesti etenevä ukki ja tämän hidas vene, jolla veneily ei lopulta ole lainkaan niin pelottavaa.
Positiivinen yllätys: poikien ei aina täydy olla pelottomia merenkävijoitä ja pelkoja voi olla myös "miehisiä" harrastuksia kohtaan.
Otto doesn’t want to go on a boat trip because he is afraid of the waves and deep water. He is worried about the motor failing in the middle of the ocean. Luckily for him, his grandfather comes up with a method to help Otto overcome his fear: encouraging him to signal when it is too much. This is a great book to help children easily overcome their fears. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout, and I am voluntarily leaving a review.
Most of the time kids tend to fear things like waves and going fast because it's new and exciting. Wonderful illustrations help tell this story of this boy who must overcome these fears and realize that it's okay to be afraid but you can also embrace it as well. Families will enjoy reading this story together and discussing it. Good read.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Tunnetyöskentelyn apuna helposti käytettävä kirja. Unto-poika osaa hienosti sanoittaa tunteitaan ja mikä erilaisissa asioissa pelottaa. Untolla oli myös varsin fiksu pappa, jonka kanssa keksittiin peukkumerkit nopeuden säätelyyn!
The Wild Waves is a short picture book whose protagonist is Otto, a young boy who goes on a boating trip with his family during rough weather. Otto is taken aback by the loud motor roaring, the boat’s erratic movements, and the sheer size of the sea waves that crash against it. On the other hand, his family is having a terrific time encouraging the father to go faster and faster. Finally, they arrive at the island, and the rest of the family enjoys the peace and quiet of an island picnic after the exciting journey.
Completely scared off by the experience, Otto decides not to sail again. His Grandfather visits the following days, and they talk about the trip. Together they develop a system for Otto to tell him when he wants to go faster or slower on a carousel. Grandpa then suggests that Otto go out on his boat and use the system they just created to make sure Otto is comfortable.
Author Tuula Pere and illustrator Catty Flores’ encouraging book is about overcoming fears and respecting other people’s boundaries. The protagonist, Otto, had a poor experience sailing because his father was steering the boat at high speeds as they sailed through a storm. His fears, disregarded by his parents and sister, continued to grow and prompted him to avoid any future trips sailing. His Grandfather, however, listens to his fears and comes up with a plan to help him come to terms with his fear in a way that he feels safe and heard.
His compromise with his Grandfather, who volunteers to take him on a more tranquil trip, is a prime example of how consent from all involved parties is fundamental in any shared experience. This is a moral that any child should take with them.
The Wild Waves is a heartwarming picture book about overcoming fears, respecting boundaries, and problem-solving. Teachers and caregivers can use this to help younger children learn that it is ok to be afraid and give them steps to learn how to overcome fears.