Book with nice pictures and not many words, suitable for small children. The illustrations spark the imagination and children can discuss what they

Compared to the other stories in the series, this one is a bit more boring since 3 pages are about the moment Tela fell off her skateboard, which makes the child lose interest no matter how good you are at storytelling.

It is another book in the "Tick and Tella" series.
Our child really likes this series. It has nice characters and beautiful illustrations.
I recommend it

The little one (21 months old) loves it, it is one of her favorite books. Ten times a day she flips through it by herself or brings it to me to read together. The illustration is impressive and the story is understandable and interesting for the child. The paper is quite thick compared to usual ones, making it more durable

Excellent book from the beloved series Tik & Tela that teaches children to share, help, and take care of their fellow human beings in need. We read it again and again! (2-year-old boy)

We were recommended it by a friend and that's how we got to know it.. It's the first one that we received as a gift, we loved it and we have read it countless times.. That's why we also made it a gift ourselves!!

While the moral lesson is nice, the story didn't hold my daughter's interest. Maybe it's for a younger age. She is 2.5 years old.
We have read it only twice in the past 8 months. She always skips it.

One of the best in the series. It speaks about the fact that we should not hold grudges even if someone hurts us.

The little one (16 months old) is obsessed and wants to flip through it every night.
Nice story, the illustration is a bit strange/different.