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Verti-Goat

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I think that this is a great inspirational story for kids. Verti-Goat has lots of messages about bullying fears and overcoming those hurdles. This little goat refuses to be just "ordinary". There are wonderful characters in this story and it is well written. I liked that there were lots of messages to provide inspiration for kids. Recommended and make sure this is in your child Christmas stocking this year.
 
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About Verti-Goat

The life of a mountain goat is not an easy one especially if you have a fear of heights. Follow Vergo on his incredible journey and watch him become an unlikely hero. How did Vergo become the Verti-goat?

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I'll be more than happy to read this story to my grand-daughter when she is a bit older.

I really love this book. It's a good story about a goat who is different and gets laughed at by the other goats. But Vertigoat has a supportive family and a good friend who give him good advice and tell him that it's ok to be different. In the end, it's Vertigoat's difference which saves the day. I think it's a great message to give to children. The only thing I would amend is the illustrations - I think the goats need to look a bit more cuddly and cute.... Read Full Review

Pauline Braisher

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