"Oh No! Where is Your Eye Contact?

by Nanna Rosewood

ered around social and emotional teachings for young readers aged 4 to 8. Through these captivating stories, i aspire to instill essential life skills and emotional intelligence in chidlren during their formative years. Each book in the series will feature relatable characters and engaging narratives that address various social and emotional themes, such as eye contact, bravery, cranky, etc.By introducing children to these essential concepts through the magical world of storytelling, I aim to spark their curiosityand imagination while nurturing their emotional growth. Through the adventures and challenges faced by the characters in each book, kids will learn valuable lessons about understanding themselves and others, building meaningful relationships, and managing emotions effectively.My ultimate vision is to empower young kids with the tools they need to navigate the complexities of human interactions and emotions, promoting behaviors and fostering a solid foundation for their future development. Through the series, I hope to leave a lasting and positive impact on the lives of young readers, inspiring them to become compassion, confident, and emotionally intelligent individuals."Oh No! Where is your Eye Contact?" is a heartwarming and enchanting story that teaches the value of eye contact in building meaningful connections and fostering a sense of belonging within a community. The charismatic protagonist, Bella, the dove, gathers a group of fellow curious animals to embark on an extraordinary quest to learn the art of making eye contact. The diverse groups include Bruce the cow, Cornelius the monkey, Julius the cat, Max the dog, Ricky the fox, Squeaky the mouse, Ted the bear, and Zippy the turtle.With beautiful illustrations, readers will be captivated by the charming characters and the powerful message of love, empathy, and understanding. This delightful book will indeed become a beloved addition to any children's bookshelf, encouraging young readers to embrace the magic of eye contact and the joys of genuine friendship.