FREDRICK THE FRIENDLY FOX AND THE GIANT WORRY
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(Book 2) The second book is where Fredrick faces his worry bubbles.
Fredrick faces his worry bubbles with the help of his kind friend, Ada. She gently shows him that, like bubbles, worries can pop and disappear when shared. This heartwarming story reminds children of the comfort found in talking about their feelings with someone they trust, leaving them with a reassuring message - they are never alone.
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Fredrick wakes up feeling unhappy and he was not sure why.
Navigating his day with the support of his friend Ada, Fredrick talks about his worries and discovers they've formed a giant worry bubble. Ada, understanding the power of talking about worries, encourages Fredrick to talk about each little worry. As they walk to school, Fredrick unburdens himself, and by the time they arrive, the worry bubble has popped.
Fredrick the Friendly Fox and the Giant Worry is a touching and relatable tale that resonates with children, offering a reassuring message about the strength found in sharing our concerns with someone we trust.
Why Fredrick the Friendly Fox is for the Whole family!
Deep Emotional Connection
The Fredrick the Fox books resonate on an emotional level, helping children navigate feelings of loneliness, friendship, and worries. Many books entertain, but Fredrick provides comfort and reassurance and this has been said to me by counsellors who use the book as a tool in their practice.
Real-Life Themes in an Animal World
The stories feature animals who live like humans, making difficult topics more approachable for kids. This mix of fantasy and real-life struggles is a unique angle that not all children’s books explore.
Impact Beyond Entertainment
Parents, grandparents, carers, educators, and counselors use the books as conversation starters to support children emotionally. The books are tools for emotional growth.