Angielski
Don't judge the book by its cover - whoever receives this very personal book can design their own cover with a permanent marker (black out the author's name on the front) or cover it with a paper that they like.
This book has been written for sensitive, creative children who enjoy expressing themselves in writing and pictures. •It has the potential to be a beautiful, personal, precious record of a period in a child's life to treasure and look back on in years to come.•It begins with prompts for the child to record personal facts and moves on to thoughts, opinions, dreams and plans for the future.
For some children, writing and drawing may be their preferred way of expressing how they feel.•This is intended to be an inclusive book. Every child is an individual and the author has tried to avoid assumptions about the child's gender, family, colour, religion, diet, abilities, health, relationships etc.•
The book can also be a useful photocopiable resource for those working with children. There are pages about attitudes, aspirations and just even personal facts. As a teacher, Andrew has always appreciated clear black and white photocopiable resources and hopes that others will benefit from this book.•It is possible to contact the author via the website andrewashcroft.com
