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The little hare (Umvundlana)

This book about a little hare who doesn't feel well, deals with the feelings he experiences in a concrete and understandable manner for the young child.

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This book about a little hare who doesn't feel well, deals with the feelings he experiences in a concrete and understandable manner for the young child. It explains the feelings and possible support to be provided in an enchanting and child friendly manner.

Available in IsiXhosa/English

The-little-hare-2004-cover
Author(s)
Intersectoral team working with UNICEF in cooperation with the Government of South Africa
Publication date
Languages
English
ISBN
1-919948-43-0

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