Ella’s Games
Ella’s Games by David Bedford is a delightful children’s book published by Scholastic in 2003. This New Edition features 32 pages and is presented in English, making it accessible for young readers. The story follows Ella, who is eager to join her three brothers in play, despite their initial dismissals of her abilities due to her size and perceived fears.
In this engaging narrative, Ella’s determination leads her to create her own imaginative games, showcasing her creativity and resilience. As the story unfolds, her brothers come to recognize that their little sister can be a wonderful playmate. The book explores themes of sibling relationships and the joy of play, featuring animals such as mice and hamsters, which adds a charming touch to the tale. Ella’s Games is sure to resonate with children and parents alike, encouraging the spirit of imagination and inclusivity in play.
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Ella just wants to play with her three brothers, but they tell her she is too small and too scared to play with them – and what’s more, she can’t even climb. But Ella is not to be defeated and she makes up her own, truly amazing, games . . . and the brothers soon realise their little sister is a great playmate, after all!
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