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Cargando... The One And Only Delaney (Hopscotch Hill School)por Valerie Tripp
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While learning about comparisons such as "big, bigger, biggest," Delaney begins to unfavorably compare her skills in reading, drawing, and joking with those of her classmates, until Miss Sparks helps her identify her own talents. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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Tripp's book sends an important message about individuality and self-confidence to children just becoming aware of themselves in relation to their peers. They may compare themselves to other and feel inadequate as result, just like Delaney does in the story. However, these children should keep in mind that they are unique and have special talents that they can share with others; these talents need only to be discovered and cultivated.
The book is written at a level appropriate for children just beginning to read independently, with just enough illustrations to keep things interesting. There is also a "Dear Parents..." section at the end that gives parents tips for encouraging self-esteem in their children. ( )