The full stop

"Make something... Let it be a dot... and whatever comes out..."

Leah says she can't draw. But her teacher has a different opinion. He knows that we all hide a creative spark inside us and that a full stop does not always mean an end. It can also mean a beginning...

A great book that encourages children to try new things and have confidence in their abilities.

A classic story about the impossible becoming possible!
Dot by Peter Reynolds ranks among the masterpieces of world children's literature. It was first published in 2003 and, thanks to the timeless messages it hides in its pages, the work remains high in the preferences of readers, young and old, while it has been translated into over 20 languages.
In Greece it was released for the first time in 2004 by Aesopos publications. In 2024 it will be published in a new revised edition by Dioptra publications, translated by Anna Papastavrou.

Through this tender story, the value of effort is highlighted, but also the importance of the support we receive from our loved ones. Love and acceptance are especially important for young children, as they strengthen their self-confidence and feel the security necessary to discover their talents and unfold their potential.

Also, Peter Reynolds' illustrated children's story is a hymn to the pivotal role of the Teacher, who acts as a selfless mentor and guide to his students, helping them to "build bridges" to pursue their dreams.

Pages: 40
Height (cm) & Width (cm): 19 X 21