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Upside Down Friday

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Upside Down Friday Synopsis

Hugo the monkey doesnt like Upside-Down Fridays. The day is the wrong way round lunchtime is at morning teatime, and all his classmates smiles look like frowns. How will Hugo learn to tame the butterflies in his tummy and find the fun to be had in change?
Upside-Down Friday tells the story of the day Hugo embraces the unexpected.

Walking to school, anxious thoughts swirl in his head. When he arrives, the day and his routine are as upside-down as he had feared. However, Maddie the giraffe knows how to help, and reassures Hugo that things wont always be this scary. With this small gesture of friendship and understanding, Hugo begins to feel braver, reflecting how making new friendships, helping others, and accepting change can help reduce childhood anxiety and build resilience.

With its universal animal-kingdom setting, the story has likable characters who will resonate with all pre-schoolers and lower primary-aged school children who feel nervous about change.
The emotive language and unique upside-down illustrations make Upside-Down Friday relatable, immersive and accessible an excellent resource for opening the conversation about anxiety and teaching strategies to cope with it.Young childrens lives are full of big, scary changes like going to school and making new friends. Help them to build emotional resilience, and find the fun in days that dont go to plan!

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ISBN: 9781925820850
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Author: Lana Spasevski
Illustrator: Nicky Johnston
Publisher: EK Books an imprint of Exisle Publishing
Format: Hardback
Pagination: 32 pages
Genres: Picture storybooks
School Stories
Children’s / Teenage personal and social topics: Emotions, moods, feelings and behaviours

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