
As Kylie sets out on a mission to help her misunderstood friends, along the way she discovers how affection can be shown in many ways. Sprinkled with iconic Australian references and slang terms, Kylie the Affectionate Kangaroo is a laid-back day out with some of Australia's 'angry' animals.
This Children's Book is perfect for anyone that enjoys 'Bluey'. An editable Classroom Resource is also available for Teachers and Home Schooling Parents.
Themes include kindness, non-contact affection / personal space, 'R U OK?', giving things a go, being misunderstood, Australia and our dangerous animals.
From the moment I laid eyes on the cover of ‘Kylie the Affectionate Kangaroo’ by Shane
Gorman, I sensed that I was about to embark on a literary journey. The eye-catching artwork and intriguing title hinted at a story that would not only entertain but also impart valuable lessons, and it certainly fulfilled this expectation.
Kylie, the endearing protagonist, embodies a wealth of admirable qualities that serve as a
wonderful example for young readers, making it a delightful choice for parents and educators alike. Primarily, the narrative demonstrates that acts of kindness and affection can appear in numerous manifestations and that they do not necessarily need to involve physical touch, a lesson that is particularly pertinent in our current society. It also inspires readers to participate in resolving challenges while underscoring the value of camaraderie and the importance of offering support to those in need. A particularly impactful message is the notion that we ought to refrain from making judgments based on outward appearances; rather, we should appreciate the distinct qualities that contribute to each person's individuality. As a whole, this book undoubtedly
carries the hallmark of a bestseller, and promises an enriching experience for readers of all ages.
The Australian references sprinkled throughout the story add an extra layer of charm, inviting readers to immerse themselves in the culture and language of the land down under. For those unfamiliar with Australian slang, it becomes a delightful challenge to adopt the accent and engage with the text in a playful manner. The inclusion of unusual animals not typically found in children's literature adds a refreshing twist, making the reading experience even more captivating. The repetitive phrases throughout the book create an interactive atmosphere, allowing children to anticipate and participate in the storytelling. With fun facts at the end, this well-crafted book is a treasure trove of knowledge and enjoyment. I wholeheartedly recommend giving it a read; it is a truly special addition to any child's library.
G'day! My name is Shane - Thanks for checking out my website! I am a one-time husband, father and now author, and I've learned a lot about affection and the five love languages whilst publishing this book. Working in the manufacturing industry by day and balancing family life by night, my love language is ‘Quality Time’, of which I spend with my wife Karyn, daughter Hallie, and two muppets-for-dogs, Pumba and Rupert.
Emma Hay loves creating art that is cute, colourful and memorable. Following her creative passions, she has had a fun-filled career working in a wide range of children’s media, including animation, gaming, illustration, design and writing. When she is not working on her next picture book, Emma can be found enjoying her second (or third) cup of coffee and exploring the great indoors with her couch potato cat and dog.
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