Garifallia put on glasses

Through a child's concerns and adventures, the value of self-esteem and respect emerges.

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A children's book that contributes to the development of empathy and emotional intelligence.

Garifallia didn't want to wear the glasses even though she couldn't see well enough. He thought no one would like him, defying the risk that he might fall. Without them, the letters on the board looked blurry, he had a lot of accidents and it was difficult for him to play with the other children.

In the end, he happily put them on. As the doctor told her: glasses have nothing to do with beauty, but they are useful for seeing well.

Through the Children's Book "Garyfallia, wear glasses" highlights the value of self-esteem and respect.

Author Biography

Η Aida Luke grew up in Athens and has been involved in volunteering, arts and sports since she was young. She studied as a Preschool Teacher specializing in special education and works in primary and secondary schools caring for children with disabilities and/or special educational needs. He also holds a degree in Agricultural Technologist.

Her children were the trigger for her to write children's books. Her first fairy tale was published in 2022, with the title "O Paraskevas, the child of the heart" and the theme of child abuse.

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