Join the Rainbow Chicks in 'A Tummy Going to Explode', a colourful story set on Cloud Island. These seven feathered friends - each a different hue of the rainbow - will teach your little one to think differently about food. In this story, the chicks explore over-eating even when it comes to fruits, and in doing so, kids can also learn about the digestive system. Rainbow ChicksThrough 24 heart-warming stories, you experience the growth process of the Rainbow Chicks, by focusing on six EQ themes: emotion management, sense of responsibility, self-confidence, problem-solving ability, social skills and concentration. It guides children to control their emotions, care for others, respect and tolerate others and take initiative to solve problems, so as to make them independent and strong.Seven chicks are living on Cloud Island and it is paradise! Each chick is a colour from the rainbow - say hello to Rainbow Chicks! The stories are based on colourful childlike innocence and teach young readers about friendship, sharing, and teamwork. They help children grow and see the beauty in the world.

Cet ouvrage est une réédition numérique d'un livre paru au XXe siècle, désormais indisponible dans son format d'origine.

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 I was born and bred in Bristol. I have a strong sense of belonging there. The city is multicultural, and I am proud of the community spirit. Life was tough for working-class people like us in the 1960s. #2 The 1970s was the decade of strikes, which led to power cuts and piles of rat-infested rubbish on the streets because the bin men weren't collecting it any more. The economy was prone to inflation, and workers demanded higher wages. #3 I had a very difficult childhood. My parents split up when I was nineteen, and my dad married Denise in 1985. Through Denise, I gained two stepbrothers - Kevin, who was three, and Ben, who was one. My father and Denise went on to have four children together - Sarah, Sam, Joe, and Asa. #4 I met Tanya Watts in a local pub in 1991 when I was twenty-nine. We got together, and I was thrilled when I found out I was going to be a father. But my relationship with Tanya was deteriorating fast. I was having problems with her kicking me out every time we had a fight.