Igbo Edition

"Am I small?" - Tamia is not sure and keeps asking various animals that she meets on her journey. Eventually she finds the surprising answer...

Reviews

"immensely enjoyable"-ForeWord Clarion Reviews

"for children who enjoy lingering over pages full of magical creatures and whimsical details ...] told in simple and engaging words and imaginative pictures."-Kirkus Reviews

"a fantastic book that has enchanted me"-Amazon Customer Review

"We are in love with this book ...] As an artist, I love love LOVE the art in this book, I think its not only beautiful, but perfect for children. My son spent a lot of time just studying every colorful page. We read it twice in the first sitting because he was so happy He's not yet 1, so getting him to sit still for story time is tough, and this book was such a hit he sat through it with nothing but a big smile and lots of pointing to the stuff he liked on the pages. I highly recommend this book ) Get it get it get it ""-Amazon Customer Review

"Written in a very simple way but with a profound message for both adults and kids."-Amazon Customer Review

"I LOVED it. Lots of repetition to help 'lil ones get used to structure and words Many different words being used to help them improve their vocabulary (or pick the best word ). Most importantly, it sends a good message about how being unique and different is good. I STRONGLY suggest you check this book out "-ESLCarissa.blogspot.com

"readers will emerge from this book feeling slightly more confident about themselves-whatever their size."-ForeWord Clarion Reviews

Tags: Children's Picture Book, Big, Small, Size, Basic Concepts, Relative, Relativity, Early Learning, Perspective, Point of View, Opposites, Understanding, Children's Book, Illustrated, Illustrations, Adventure, Girl, Child, Fun, Softcover, Happy End

Adim Obere?: Akuko Di Na Foto Nke Philipp Winterberg and Nadia Wichmann Dere - nidottu, Igbo, 2013