Book details
Little Fish
Description
Little Fish is looking for his mummy. He meets a red crab, an orange starfish, a green turtle, a purple octopus and a blue whale. But what colour is his mummy and where can she be?
Age
2-6
Text complexity
developing
Length
20 pages
Why to read
- Exploration of Diversity: 'Little Fish' by Guido van Genechten is a delightful story that introduces young readers to the concept of diversity and acceptance. Through the colorful illustrations and narrative, children learn to appreciate the differences in others, making it a valuable read for promoting inclusivity.
- Development of Reading Skills: As a children's book with simple language and repetitive phrases, 'Little Fish' is an excellent tool for early readers to practice their reading skills. The engaging story and predictable text structure help build confidence and fluency in young readers.
- Stimulating Imagination: The vibrant and detailed illustrations in 'Little Fish' captivate children's attention and stimulate their imagination. The underwater world filled with various fish species encourages children to explore their creativity and curiosity about marine life.
- Bonding Experience: Reading 'Little Fish' together with a parent or caregiver provides a wonderful bonding experience. The book's themes of friendship and discovery open up opportunities for discussions about personal experiences and feelings, fostering a deeper connection between the reader and the child.