Erhältlich:
Nicht auf Lager
Buch (Softcover): Kinderbuch
The Cloud Who Was Afraid to Cry
An Illustrated Story About Feelings, Sadness, and Emotional Expression
Verlag:
Independently Published Unsere-Artikel-Nr.: P34974516
EAN: 9798180748539
Erhältlich:
Nicht auf Lager
Zustellung: Mi, 14.10.2026
Versand: Kostenlos
CHF 25.50
Beschreibung
What if the tears you were afraid to show could help something beautiful grow. Noel is a small gray cloud with a big problem: he never lets his raindrops fall. He worries that crying might cause trouble, so he keeps every drop hidden inside-even when carrying them makes him feel heavier and heavier. Then the wind carries Noel to a dry field, where a tiny thirsty flower asks for his help. Noel wants to give her water, but letting go of his drops feels scary. With a little encouragement, a few deep breaths, and some wonderfully silly friends nearby, he begins to wonder whether his tears might be more helpful than harmful. The Cloud Who Was Afraid to Cry. is a warm and humorous picture book for kids ages 3-6. about opening up, showing vulnerability, and discovering the kindness that can grow when we share what is inside us. Through playful dialogue, expressive characters, and gentle humor, young readers can follow Noel as he takes one small emotional step at a time. The story offers families a natural opportunity to talk about tears, empathy, emotional expression, and caring for others. without turning the reading experience into a lesson. This illustrated read-aloud features:. 14 beautifully illustrated scenes. A lovable cloud protagonist and memorable nature characters. Funny sounds and dialogue that keep preschoolers engaged. A gentle approach to sadness, emotional relief, and empathy. A warm story designed for sharing between children and grown-ups. Perfect for family reading, preschool story time, or quiet conversations about big emotions, this tender tale makes a thoughtful gift for young children. , parents, grandparents, teachers, and caregivers. Join Noel on a heartfelt journey filled with raindrops, flowers, laughter, and the discovery that letting something out can sometimes help something wonderful begin.