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A precious book that instills the importance of kindness, compassion and family in a uniquely fun way both parents and children could enjoy!
Unicorns and Horses and Snakes, oh my!
Interactive movement wrapped up in a charming story of sibling angst, anger management, compassion, and triumph. Grown-ups sit; kiddos move and practice dance fundamentals.
This is the fourth of the Dance-It-Out stories, pandemic creations by an award-winning dance teacher and her Ballerina daughter.
Fed up with her annoying sister, Naomi storms out of the castle, only to discover a unicorn in need of help. With a sense of purpose, she quickly forgets her anger.
Ballerina Konora is featured on each page as optional movement mentor to help readers connect with movement.
“Princess Naomi Helps a Unicorn” by Once Upon a Dance immediately got my attention because of its unique concept and creativity. It was the first time I saw a book that combined a fairy tale story with practical steps that could help one to learn dance movements. This is indeed a very engaging book that parents can read to their children not only during bedtime but throughout the day.
In this current time when most families suffer from boredom due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we could use all the help we could get not only to keep our children busy but also to use this precious time in teaching them valuable life lessons. For parents who wish to give their children a treat and a timeless treasure, this is the book that can help them accomplish both.
Children who find it hard to play outdoors can especially benefit from joyfully moving their bodies as they follow the steps suggested by this book. It is particularly helpful that they can use their imagination to immerse themselves in its imaginative story about a princess and a unicorn while doing so.
At the end of the day, nothing beats the unforgettable wisdom one acquires about family. Children can learn in a fun and healthy way while enjoying valuable bonding time with their parents and other family members.
I highly recommend this book. It has attractive illustrations, an imaginative and exciting story, an ingenious way of helping children learn the value of physical movement and an inspiring message that could guide them long after they have grown.
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Synopsis
Unicorns and Horses and Snakes, oh my!
Interactive movement wrapped up in a charming story of sibling angst, anger management, compassion, and triumph. Grown-ups sit; kiddos move and practice dance fundamentals.
This is the fourth of the Dance-It-Out stories, pandemic creations by an award-winning dance teacher and her Ballerina daughter.
Fed up with her annoying sister, Naomi storms out of the castle, only to discover a unicorn in need of help. With a sense of purpose, she quickly forgets her anger.
Ballerina Konora is featured on each page as optional movement mentor to help readers connect with movement.
About the author
—> 28 books to spark imagination and inspire children to MOVE, breathe, and connect —> Created by a mom-daughter team passionate about books and dance, who donate royalties —> Visit DanceStories.com for details/local sellers. Also available via your local bookstore, library, Amazon, or Bookshop.org. view profile
Published on May 06, 2021
2000 words
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Genre: Children's
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