Petrova and the Wolf - Bart Demyttenaere

Petrova and the Wolf - Bart Demyttenaere - Sergei Prokofiev

Summary:

A fairy tale about diversity and daring to be yourself, freely adapted from the world-famous story by Sergei Prokofiev. For everyone aged 6 and up. Peter tries something new. He changes his name to Petrova, puts on a dress and does his makeup. But the animals in the forest don't even notice the difference. Not even the hungry wolf.

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Our tips on 'Petrova & the Wolf' by Bart Demyttenaere

This fairy tale is about being different. A nice fairy tale to teach children about this. From the age of 6, this children's book is primarily suitable as a read-aloud book. Especially to explain the message in the story. Older children who can already read comprehendingly can read this story independently. They can understand the message in the story themselves.

Tip: read the story yourself first so you can also answer questions about it. So, if you want to teach something about being different from the rest? Then this fairy tale is a wonderful story to simultaneously provide education. This way, children learn that everyone is different.