Book Authors Abel Tutagalevao and Renee Mariner-Solomon
Rights Available World
Explore the adventures of everyday risk-taking through this captivating children’s picture book. Delving into the common fears associated with taking risks, this book gently guides young readers through worries of failure or injury. The book links the concept of risk taking to the Māori story of the creation, Tane Mahuta taking risks in allowing light to come into the world. With its insightful narrative, both teachers, parents, caregivers and counsellors can utilize this book as a valuable tool to assist children in overcoming their fears and anxieties. This book supports the development of resilience and nurturing a growth mindset to empower children to persist in their learning journey despite obstacles. Complemented with helpful notes and engaging activities, including opportunities for one-on-one, mat time, or circle time discussions, this book provides a comprehensive resource for supporting children’s emotional development.
About the Authors
Abel Junior Tutagalevao is a Polynesian/Samoan author based in Auckland, New Zealand. Abel has a Postgraduate degree in Education and History, working with Early Childhood Educators and Primary/Elementary School Leaders for the last 15 years. He is passionate about creating concept picture books for children, to help them understand complex ideas while bringing joy to all readers.
Renee Mariner-Solomon is a Polynesian/Māori/NZ European author passionate about writing titles that inspire and empower Indigenous children worldwide to live their dreams and aspirations. She has an educational background in Health Science, Naturopathy, and Psychology.
Category
Children’s
Genre
Non Fiction, Picture Book, Read-a-long, Self-Help, Younger Reader, 5+
Age range
5+years
Publication Date
September 24
Rights Available:
All Rights Available (Territory, Language, Print, E-Book, Audio-Book)
Rights Agents:
Abel Tutagalevao
abel@culturalhubb.com
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