Strange Eye - Kiya Mirmozaffari

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Résumé :
A magical, entertaining, and heartwarming story about a young girl trying to find her place in the world. It was both a blessing and a curse that she was born with a magical eye that constantly projects beautiful visions of mysterious wonders and faraway worlds. On the one hand, her eye is enchanting, but on the other hand, people reach out to touch the visions and end up POKING HER IN THE EYE! Despite drawing a lot of attention, she often feels like she's living unseen in her eye's shadow. The story takes you through her journey as she discovers new powers, learns to accept her strange and dazzling eye, and finds ways to express her identity. A great story for social emotional learning and lovers of fantasy! Contains additional coloring pages and a behind-the-scenes look at original sketches. This book is suitable for children of a variety of ages. The rhyme scheme makes it accessible to children in pre-K and K-1 through read alouds. Children in 2nd or 3rd grade can begin attempting to read the story independently. The story is a compelling read for children as old as 12 years old. The theme and events of the story are relatable for children and adults alike. ...

Sommaire:
A magical, entertaining, and heartwarming story about a young girl trying to find her place in the world. It was both a blessing and a curse that she was born with a magical eye that constantly projects beautiful visions of mysterious wonders and faraway worlds. On the one hand, her eye is enchanting, but on the other hand, people reach out to touch the visions and end up POKING HER IN THE EYE! Despite drawing a lot of attention, she often feels like she's living unseen in her eye's shadow. The story takes you through her journey as she discovers new powers, learns to accept her strange and dazzling eye, and finds ways to express her identity. A great story for social emotional learning and lovers of fantasy! Contains additional coloring pages and a behind-the-scenes look at original sketches. This book is suitable for children of a variety of ages. The rhyme scheme makes it accessible to children in pre-K and K-1 through read alouds. Children in 2nd or 3rd grade can begin attempting to read the story independently. The story is a compelling read for children as old as 12 years old. The theme and events of the story are relatable for children and adults alike. ...