Gorilla and the Impossible Tree

Gorilla and the Impossible Tree

Author
authorGorilla Academy

In this story, Gorilla learns the importance of persistence. If you try once and fail, you have to try again untill you succeed.

age4 - 6 years old
emotional intelligence
Emotional Intelligence
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