Kirjahaku

Charlotte is a spirited young girl who is creative, competitive, smart, and sporty. She loves exploring nature and particularly loves animals. She's popular because of her confidence. She likes to be independent and make her own decisions - but does she always make the right one? Be kind - it's what our parents always tell us. Treat others how you want to be treated. This is the lesson that Charlotte will learn along the way. This beautifully illustrated book, with a clever twist, is about the amazing strength and resilience of children when learning about forgiveness and how to make things right again.

In the story, Charlotte has been asked to share one of her two sunflower seeds with the new boy, Charlie. Charlotte knows this will reduce her chance of winning the sunflower competition, which she has been looking forward to the whole year! It's just not fair, why does she have to share her seed? This is causing her much upset! What happens when she reluctantly shares her sunflower seed? Does she become friends with the new boy, or does she dislike him even more? Who wins the sunflower competition? Can she learn that sharing is a gift which brings happiness to others? If you would like to know more about this collection and when the next book will be published, please visit: www.charlottelearningcollection.co.uk

Charlotte is a spirited young girl who is creative, competitive, smart and sporty. She loves exploring nature and particularly loves animals. She's popular because of her confidence. She likes to be independent and make her own decisions - but does she always make the right one? In the story, Charlotte makes the decision to take the advice of her friend and deliberately causes damage to another child's bicycle, despite sensing it wasn't the right choice to make! How will Charlotte feel after she carries out the wrong advice and, more importantly, what will she tell her mum? How will she deal with the guilt of hurting another child by her actions? Can she learn from her mistake and make things right again?