Frankie Buster and the First Day of School - Avila, Nicole
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Starting kindergarten can be scary - but with the right friend, courage grows! Coco is nervous about her first day of school. What if she gets lost? What if she doesn't make friends? Her fluttery tummy and worries seem endless - until she meets Frankie Buster, the calm and friendly class pet lizard. With Frankie Buster's gentle support, Coco learns to face her fears, make friends, and discover the fun and adventure that school can bring. This heartwarming story helps children ages 3-7 overcome first-day jitters and big feelings. Perfect for use in classrooms and homes, this book supports…mehr

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Starting kindergarten can be scary - but with the right friend, courage grows! Coco is nervous about her first day of school. What if she gets lost? What if she doesn't make friends? Her fluttery tummy and worries seem endless - until she meets Frankie Buster, the calm and friendly class pet lizard. With Frankie Buster's gentle support, Coco learns to face her fears, make friends, and discover the fun and adventure that school can bring. This heartwarming story helps children ages 3-7 overcome first-day jitters and big feelings. Perfect for use in classrooms and homes, this book supports social-emotional learning, encouraging children to embrace new experiences with confidence and kindness. A valuable resource for educators, librarians, and parents guiding young learners through important milestones.
Autorenporträt
Nicole Avila is a children's author who believes in the power of stories to comfort, inspire, and build bravery in young hearts. Frankie Buster and the First Day of School is based on her own true experience of starting kindergarten - a time filled with big feelings, fears, and unexpected friendships. Nicole wrote this book for her own children, to help ease their fears about going to school and remind them (and all young readers) that courage often begins with a small, brave step.