A heartwarming story about persistence and the power of reframing worries and frustrations from the author of Ruby's Worry and the illustrator of The Snow Lion.
Silva the otter is the youngest of her brothers and sisters and is greatly loved by her family. But still, Silva is overwhelmed by frustration that she can't swim, climb, jump or glide as well as the others. That is, until the day her brother teaches her the magic word 'yet', gifting Silva the tool with which she can reframe her worries.
Join Silva as she comes to learn that these aren't things that she can't do - she just can't do them... yet, in this second collaboration from internationally renowned picture book makers Tom Percival and Richard Jones (co-creators of Quiet).
- Great for starting conversations about persistence and developing a growth mindset
- The 'power of yet' can help to build confidence and emotional well-being
- Stunning artwork and a moving story, featuring adorable little otter Silva and her family
Also by Tom Percival and Richard Jones:
Quiet
Also by Tom Percival from Simon & Schuster:
The Sea Saw
The Invisible
The River
The Bridges
The Wonder
Alsoby Richard Jones from Simon & Schuster:
The Snow Lion (written by Jim Helmore)
Paper Planes (written by Jim Helmore)
Perdu
Little Bear
Where Have You Been, Little Cat?
The Biggest Breakfast
One Amazing Story
