The Hidden Courage Game

The Hidden Courage Game

Author
authorSluvk

A gentle and encouraging tale about NianNian, a little orange cat, who learns to overcome his fear of the dark by bravely entering a cave during a game of hide and seek. The story highlights themes of courage, friendship, and discovery, presented with simple language and warm illustrations, ideal for young children.

age3 - 6 years old
emotional intelligence
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