Book details
Mama Mirabelle: Big Enough
Description
Max is upset because Mama Mirabelle won't let him play like big kids do. She reminds him he can do anything he wantswhen he is older. But Max decides he is big enough to go on an elephant walk across the vast savanna on his own. But when the sun sets, he is afraid to be out there alone, and Mama comes to his rescue. She shows a home movie about baby animals and their mamas. Max realizes that being a kid is just finefor now!
Age
3-7
Text complexity
beginner
Length
24 pages
Why to read
- Educational Content: 'Mama Mirabelle: Big Enough' is an excellent resource for teaching young readers about wildlife, specifically African animals. The book provides factual information in an engaging and accessible way, which can spark a child's interest in biology and geography.
- Character Development: The story focuses on the theme of growth and learning, as the young animal characters discover what it means to be 'big enough.' This can help children understand and relate to the process of growing up and learning new skills.
- Vibrant Illustrations: The book features colorful and captivating illustrations that bring the African savannah and its inhabitants to life. These illustrations can help hold the attention of young readers and enhance their reading experience.
- Family and Friendship Themes: 'Mama Mirabelle: Big Enough' explores the relationships between the animal characters, highlighting the importance of family support and friendship. This can teach children about empathy, cooperation, and the value of community.