Tweety Si Itik Kecil

Tweety Si Itik Kecil

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Format Paperback
Pages 24
Language Indonesian
Published Sep 1, 1978
Publisher Cypress
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In a charming and heartwarming tale, "Tweety Si Itik Kecil" introduces readers to the whimsical adventures of Tweety, a small duckling with a penchant for exploration. The story unfolds in a vibrant world where friends are made and lessons are learned. As Tweety waddles through his surroundings, he discovers the beauty of friendship and the importance of embracing one's unique qualities.

Written by a talented team of authors, this delightful narrative is brought to life with enchanting illustrations that capture the essence of childhood curiosity and discovery. The collaboration between Eileen Daly, Korrie Layun Rampan, Peter Alvarado, and William Lorencz results in a seamless blend of storytelling that resonates with readers of all ages. Each page invites children into a world filled with laughter, joy, and important life lessons.

Tweety's journey is not just about his adventures; it emphasizes values such as kindness, teamwork, and understanding. As young readers follow Tweety, they are encouraged to reflect on their own friendships and the significance of accepting differences. This gentle reminder is woven throughout the narrative, making it a perfect read-aloud for families and educators.

With its simple yet poignant storytelling, "Tweety Si Itik Kecil" is bound to become a beloved addition to any child's collection, inspiring them to cherish their friendships and embrace the wonders around them.

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