Unicorn isn’t sure where she fits in. Is she a horse? A deer? A donkey, perhaps? She thinks that blending in with a crowd will make her happy, but quickly realizes that being authentic is more important than being the same. In this one-of-a-kind story, little ones will discover that being true to themselves is one of the best, and bravest, things they can do.
Social and emotional development topics include:
Authenticity
Bravery
Friendship
Slumberkins is on a mission to provide parents and caregivers with resources that promote early emotional learning skills for young children, while strengthening the parent child bond. Each Slumberkins book uses an interactive story time approach infused with therapeutic techniques and skill-building exercises.
Be on the lookout for even more Slumberkins storybooks coming to Vooks soon!
Hermit Crab is nervous because of a big change going on in his life: he has outgrown his shell and must find a new one. Bravely stepping out on a new journey, Hermit Crab soon learns that big changes can bring big new experiences and even new friends.
A House for Hermit Crab is written and illus...
"If I see a problem, I can fix it... If I don't know what to do, I can always ask for help." Jump in the ocean and swim along with Narwhal, as he discovers how to make a difference in the world around him. Through problem-solving and recognizing when to ask for help, Narwhal learns to serve his c...
In a very noisy house, in a very noisy city, lived three noisy foxes. They spent all their time being very noisy, until one day...
