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Khan, Mrs NAQ

 
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Synopsis

Shy Child Speaking Up in Class is a sweet and encouraging story for young children who sometimes feel too shy or nervous to speak in front of others.

Emma is a bright little girl who loves school, drawing, reading, and learning. She often knows the answers in class, but when everyone looks at her, she feels nervous and stays quiet. With the kind support of her best friend Sophie and the encouragement of her teacher, Emma slowly finds the courage to raise her hand and share her answer.

This heartwarming story teaches children that being brave does not mean never feeling scared. Sometimes, being brave means trying even when you feel nervous.

Children will learn about:

• Building confidence
• Overcoming shyness
• Speaking in front of the class
• Trying new things
• Friendship and encouragement
• Believing in yourself
• Finding the courage to speak up

A gentle story for parents, teachers, and children who are learning to feel more confident at school and in everyday life.

Perfect for young readers ages 4–8 who enjoy simple stories with positive life lessons.

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