Lynea Gillen, a licensed professional counselor and yoga teacher in Portland, Oregon, has just released Little Banty Chicken and The Big Dream. With a heartfelt message, this beautifully illustrated book teaches children the importance of dreams and how by sharing them can lead to discovering ways to make them come true. With the help of barnyard animals, children and their families learn how dreams turn into actions that ripple out toward the creation of positive outcomes.
Title: Little Banty Chicken and the Big Dream
Author: Lynea Gillen
Illustrator: Kristina Swarner
ISBN: 978-0-9960219-1-3
Ages: Children ages 3 years and up
Synopsis: Little Banty Chicken is an enchanting tale about one little chicken who had a dream that becomes so important that she can see it in her imagination. With the support of the wise moon and her barnyard friends, Little Banty Chicken will find the courage to make her dreams come true.
Little Banty Chicken and The Big Dream offers an uplifting, heartfelt message that compliments educational lessons that parents and teachers can utilize to build character, self-esteem, friendship, community health, wellness and nutrition. The book also includes bonus activities to inspire children to identify, share and work together to realize their dreams.
My Thoughts: Every week I get together with my 6 1/2 year old grand daughter and 5 1/2 month old grandson for “reading time” which we all enjoy. Last week we got a new book in for review called “Little Banty Chicken and The Big Dream” by author Lynea Gillen and my grand daughter loved it! The story line is well-written and is one that children in this age group can completely understand. The illustrations by artist Kristina Swarner are absolutely gorgeous!
We review a lot of children’s books on this blog and I have to admit, I really like this one because it’s different than the rest. It’s a really fun read and my 6 1/2 year old grand daughter has no problems reading it to us or to her baby brother. It’s creative, fun and extremely well-written.
For more information about this book, please visit Three Pebble Press.
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