Anna Llenas

Farebné strašidielko nevie prísť na to, čo mu je. Celkom sa mu doplietli všetky jeho pocity, a teraz treba klbko citov rozmotať. Bude vedieť oddeliť radosť od smútku, hnevu, strachu a pokoja? Vieš, ako sa cíti strašidielko dnes? Čo cíti, keď sa prezlečie za superhrdinu? Alebo keď objíma svoje domáce zvieratká? A keď ochorie a musí zostať doma? S touto maľovankou podľa jedinečnej knihy Farebné strašidielko od Anny Llenas môžu deti kreatívne a zábavne objavovať a vyjadrovať svoje emócie. Preklad: Dominika Šušolová, Terézia Michalková

Farebné strašidielko nevie prísť na to, čo mu je. Celkom sa mu doplietli všetky jeho pocity, a teraz treba klbko citov rozmotať. Bude vedieť oddeliť radosť od smútku, hnevu, strachu a pokoja? Vieš, ako sa cíti strašidielko dnes? Čo cíti, keď sa prezlečie za superhrdinu? Alebo keď objíma svoje domáce zvieratká? A keď ochorie a musí zostať doma? S touto maľovankou podľa jedinečnej knihy Farebné strašidielko od Anny Llenas môžu deti kreatívne a zábavne objavovať a vyjadrovať svoje emócie. Preklad: Dominika Šušolová, Terézia Michalková

A new addition to The Colour Monster series that discusses consent, mental health and wellbeing. The latest picture book in the bestselling The Colour Monster series, from talented author-illustrator Anna Llenas, that encourages conversations about consent, mental health and wellbeing. One day, Nuna was in situation where she didn't know how to say no and it left her feeling strange and confused. So she goes to see Colour Monster who is now a doctor and who can help to heal emotions, especially those that are big and difficult to understand. To begin with, Nuna cannot find the the right words. But with the help of Colour Monster and his emotions toolkit, Nuna learns how to use tools and techniques that will make her feel better. Together they try things like deep breathing, arts and crafts, blowing bubbles and dancing until she starts to feel calmer. Now will Nuna be able to talk about what's bothering her? This story addresses complex themes around consent, saying no and mental wellbeing in a sensitive, age-appropriate way. Through Anna's experience as an art therapist, she has interwoven techniques that can make these conversations easier. Including big, fold-out pages, children can look inside the emotions toolkit, making use of the ideas for themselves (with the support of a grown-up when needed). The ideal conversation starter for readers of The Colour Monster, The Colour Monster Goes to School and Don't Hug Doug.