Hugo The Happy Starfish teamwork

Disclosure: I got Hugo The Happy Starfish Teamwork as part of an advertorial. All opinions are my own.

 How are you this afternoon? How has your week been going? As we begin a new week I wanted to let you know I’m here this morning to share a new children’s book Hugo The Happy Starfish Teamwork with you.

A children’s book written by Suzy Libermann. In this Hugo the Starfish you will learn about Teamwork. Be watching to see if Hugo The Happy Starfish learns Teamwork and if so how it is accomplishes it.

I would like to talk you about kids and “Teamwork” which Charlie is struggling with. Part of teamwork is cooperation. I saw Charlie struggling I decided to look online for a book that dealt with teamwork.

I was able to find Hugo The Happy Starfish which Tomoson sent me a copy of the book for this review. The thoughts in the review is mine and my families. No, one else.

I’ve read and reviewed the books Suzy Libermann publishes because I love the stories she tells. Her children’s books deal with problems kids face and they aren’t only problems kids face but adults as well.

 Every time I read a Hugo The Starfish books I find I learn something new or a new way to deal with a problem that has been plaguing our friends or family.

I’ve enjoyed sharing  Hugo the Starfish books with my friends and family. I know they will learn something as well. I also know they would enjoy the illustrations inside the Hugo the Starfish books as much as I did. The colors in the stories pop. and the colors are so fun and vibrant that they would make nice pictures to hang on the wall.

The newest book we was able to read and review from Hugo the Starfish series is about Teamwork. Which Charlie is having trouble grasping especially at home. It seems that he expects David and I to do everything for him. Charlie doesn’t want to do the things we ask Charlie to do.  I asked his teacher about his attitude at school and she says Charlie is doing fine there but will make sure he is taking turns and watching to see if he gets frustrated or angry like he does at home.

I sat down and read Hugo the Starfish book to him I asked him if he the character reminded Charlie of anyone he knows. Charlie says he saw his daddy and I asked him why he thought his dad was in these books. Charlie says because when they play Sky Scrappers his dad doesn’t want to share. Which is true as I am always reminding them to share or I will take it away.

I then asked Charlie if he saw himself in the book and he said that he did. I asked when and he said when he also plays Sky Landers and board games with us as he doesn’t like to share or take turns. So this allowed us to examine the way we handle things and since we read the book I have noticed that Charlie and David and I are all doing better at working together which I am so happy to have had happen.

One of the things I love about these books is that they are  good for children of all ages. They will work for  readers from beginners to experienced readers. I like knowing if you visit there website that it  comes with worksheets the kids can do to make the books last longer. Hugo the Starfish are perfect homeschooling books.

Product Description

Come on a sea adventure with Hugo The Happy Starfish learns as  Hugo finds out that HAPPINESS begins with COOPERATION.

TEAMWORK (THE ISLAND OF COOPERATION) contains a great educational lesson about the ability to work together as a team.

On the ISLAND OF COOPERATION Hugo learns that one can do a lot, however, a team working together can do so much more.

Hugo is a little starfish whose home is at the bottom of the wide ocean. He longs to visit the real world, and one day he decides to go and find it. Hugo’s journey to happiness isn’t quite as straightforward as he hopes though. He is sent to a series of different islands where he is taught important character lessons.

By the end of his journey, Hugo has visited fourteen islands, made many more friends, and, most importantly, learned how to be a better starfish.

‘HUGO THE HAPPY STARFISH – ISLAND ADVENTURES’ is packed with life lessons for kids, showing them the importance of appreciation, patience, tolerance and optimism amongst others.

Teaching children life skills can be tricky, but with this exciting book your kids will come across some of the most important lessons there are to be learned. Like Hugo, their journey to the real world will be full of character lessons along the way.

In Hugo, children, parents, and educators will discover a lovable and engaging role model with whom they can identify.

The story consists of 29 gorgeous illustrations showing a colorful and magical underwater world.

Children will laugh at the delightful characters, hold their breaths in suspense and love to read this story over and over.

The book is suitable as a read aloud book for preschoolers or a self-read book for older children.

The book comes with a number of worksheets which are downloadable at no cost on our website.

The book is offered in two editions (a version with Spanish introductory vocabulary and an English only version) as well as in different languages such as German, Spanish, French, Italian, and Portuguese.

There are more HUGO THE HAPPY STARFISH stories waiting to be discovered. Make sure to read THE LAST BULLY and THE SECRET TO HAPPINESS, THE MAGIC OF THE MOMENT, ONE STEP AT A TIME and many more.

Through his adventures, Hugo learns many valuable lessons of character, life skills, and ecological alertness – all amid the backdrop of a magical underwater world and mystical islands.

The stories were developed in conjunction with the author’s teaching experience at an International Baccalaureate® School and they support the different learner profiles and attitudes of the IB PYP curriculum.

Get your copy today and be sure to look out for more quality Kindle Books published by HAPPY LANGUAGE KIDS PUBLICATIONS!

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

Thank you,

Glenda, Charlie and David Cates

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