Once When I Was Scared
Once When I Was Scared by Helena Clare Pittman is a children’s book published by Penguin Publishing Group in 1993. This 32-page edition, written in English, presents a story about a young boy named Daniel who faces his fears when asked by his mother to fetch hot coals from a neighbor during an impending storm. The narrative explores themes of courage and emotional resilience as Daniel learns to confront his anxieties.
Readers will find that the book effectively illustrates Daniel’s journey in overcoming his fears, making it relatable for children experiencing similar emotions. The story is complemented by dramatic illustrations that enhance the narrative, providing a visual representation of the challenges Daniel faces. With its focus on social themes and emotions, this book serves as a valuable resource for discussions about feelings and coping mechanisms in young readers.
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When his mother asks him to fetch some hot coals from a neighbor just as a storm is brewing, Daniel must draw upon inner strength to conquer his fears. “Children . . . will respond to Daniel’s method of dealing with his fears. Rand’s dramatic pictures elevate the story”.–Booklist.
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