A beautiful tale of conquering fears and spreading empathy from award-winning author and illustrator Francesca Sanna.When a young girl has to travel to a new country and start at a new school, her Fear tells her to be alone and afraid. How can she hope to make friends if she doesn’t understand their language?
A heart-warming and relevant new tale from the bestselling author and illustrator of The Journey, this book shows us the importance of sharing your Fear with others – after all, everyone carries a Fear with them, even if it’s small enough to fit into their pocket!
Lovely story
I found it very interesting and reminded us about our wellbeing
I've been always with fear. Since she came to new country,the fear got bigger. But after she made new friend, the fear got smaller.
Good illustrations, fun , sweet
It could be more funny I liked the animal called Fear
I have no idea why I like this story but I just love it!
I liked it a little bit because the fear was growing up fast.
I loved this book my favorite character was fear I would definitely recommend this book. This book got my attention because it looked very good and colourful.
I liked it
This book was fictional. My favorite character is Francesca as she slowly finds out that everybody else around her has a little Fear friend as well. Would recommend it to people who feel shy.
I love this book and it’s my favourite in the whole wide world! I like it because of the colours and how cute the little fears are. It helps me to understand my fears. I would recommend it to everyone because it’s interesting and I think they’ll just like it.
Everybody has a fear and that is good to know. I am also joining a new school and so I could relate to this book
I liked this book because I have a fear too.
I loved this book. I feel fear sometimes and this booked helped me to understand it.
This book was good but it was a bit too sad for me.I feel it was a bit too short and ended too quickly.
Everybody has a fear. Its ok to keep it small but not ok to let it grow into a big fear. I recommend this book to everyone.
I loved this book because everyone has a fear and I didn't know that I thought it was just me.
It was very weird
A beautiful way to help introduce PSED topics and support understanding of big emotions by giving fear a physical form.
It helped me understand that everyone has fears
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