Early chapter books (beginner)
Manya Learns to Roar (Children First)
by Shruthi Rao, Priya Kuriyan
Manya has a stammer, but she dearly wants to play her favourite character in the school play. This warm, gentle story follows her as she finds her courage and her voice. It is a lovely pick for young readers who are learning that being different is fine and that being brave can take many shapes. Priya Kuriyan's cheerful pictures add to the fun.
- Age
- 6–9
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 80
- Publisher
- Duckbill
- Reading level
- Easy
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