Bøker av Ashleen Dwivedi

On a hot summer day, Arya hears a sound. "Meow!" He must find out where it is coming from. His Mummy opens the door and a kitten rushes inside the house. A lost kitten! They must reunite her with her family. Arya shows kindness, he takes good care of the kitty while they look for her family. He gets attached to the kitty. Will he let her go?"Rita the Lost Kitten" is a true story inspired by Arya. It's from the time he helped his mommy rescue and reunite a lost kitten back to its family. Arya had a hard time letting the kitten go. He talked about it for days. His mommy taught him the importance of returning the kitten.This book will teach children what to do if they spot a lost animal. It will teach them how to handle the situation in real life.Most importantly, it will teach care, compassion and kindness towards animals.The use of simple illustrations is relatable for young children.The use of onomatopoeia along with repetitive and predictable text and the use of high-frequency words will help early readers build confidence and essential vocabulary.The scenario is age appropriate and one that can turn into an engaging comprehension conversation.

On a hot summer day, Arya hears a sound. "Meow!" He must find out where it is coming from. His Mummy opens the door and a kitten rushes inside the house. A lost kitten! They must reunite her with her family. Arya shows kindness, he takes good care of the kitty while they look for her family. He gets attached to the kitty. Will he let her go?"Rita the Lost Kitten" is a true story inspired by Arya. It's from the time he helped his mommy rescue and reunite a lost kitten back to its family. Arya had a hard time letting the kitten go. He talked about it for days. His mommy taught him the importance of returning the kitten. Most importantly, it will teach care, compassion and kindness towards animals.This book will teach children what to do if they spot a lost animal. It will teach them how to handle the situation in real life.The use of simple illustrations is relatable for young children.The use of onomatopoeia along with repetitive and predictable text and the use of high-frequency words will help early readers build confidence and essential vocabulary.The scenario is age appropriate and one that can turn into an engaging comprehension conversation.