Stories under the baobab
Picture-book stories about the sports and places your family loves. Four friends, one lesson in every adventure, and three questions at the back to talk about together.
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Finn and the Wild Wind
Kite day, and the wind is far too strong. Finn grumbles and wants to go home. Until he starts looking around.
Lesson: Don't grumble, think of something
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Mila Doesn't Listen
Mila can't wait to fly the kite, so she runs off while Arno is still explaining. Why does her kite keep crashing?
Lesson: Listen first, then go
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Timo and the Kite That Pulled
Everyone wants a go with the little kite. Only Timo keeps finding excuses. What is going on?
Lesson: Saying that you're scared
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How a Pamiti story works
One lesson per story
Saying that you're scared, listening first, being honest. The lesson sits inside the adventure, and the children find the way themselves.
Real facts about the sport
Every book ends with a page of facts about the sport or the place. What the friends do is safe and true to the sport.
Questions to talk about
Three questions for parent and child, so the story carries on after the last page.
Why Pamiti?
Pamiti began with a parent who wanted to read aloud from a book about a world he loves himself. For most sports, that book did not exist yet.