Short Stories for Highly Sensitive Children: Short stories for Highly Sensitive Children

By Anna Somnis

30 short stories for highly sensitive children

Highly sensitive children are something very special. They are exceptionally sensitive and perceive their environment particularly intensively. Whether it is the sounds at the birthday party, the smells when cooking together or the reactions to a dramatic action in a movie: They are extremely empathic and react strongly to all external influences.

High sensitivity is not a weakness - but a great strength

Highly sensitive children are especially talented at dealing with other people's feelings. Sensitively, they are more likely to perceive them and can respond wonderfully to others. They are a great asset and contribute to a better world thanks to their enormous empathy. But being highly sensitive can also be a burden. Quickly you feel different, excluded, misunderstood. This book explains in 30 different short stories why it is not bad to be highly sensitive - quite the opposite.

Stories full of morality and compassion

The stories are about highly sensitive children and animals who learn to find their way in the world. In the process, they discover themselves and their feelings, meet acceptance, and make new friends. Many stories end with a moral that teaches children how to deal with themselves and their social environment.

What to expect:

• 100 pages of stories
• 30 short stories of 34 pages each
• Ideal for falling asleep or for in-between times
• Large font and simple writing - to read aloud or read by yourself for beginning readers

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Marcus Jungnickel
• Release date: Oct 29, 2023
• ISBN: 9791222466842

Book preview

Content

The king of squirrels

Once upon a time there was a little girl named Sophia who lived in a beautiful village at the foot of a mountain. Sophia was a very attentive and sensitive girl who always paid attention to how the people and animals around her felt. She was especially caring and kind to everyone she met, and her parents and friends appreciated her very much for that.

One day Sophia decided to take a trip to the nearby forest to pick flowers and observe the animals. She set out early in the morning and wandered deeper and deeper into the forest. When she reached a small clearing, she suddenly saw a small squirrel helplessly caught in a net. Sophia immediately rushed to the squirrel and carefully freed it from the net.

Thank you, thank you! squeaked the squirrel when he was free. I am very grateful to you for saving me. I am the king of squirrels and I would like to give you something for being so helpful.

Sophia was surprised that the squirrel addressed her as king, but she wanted nothing for her help. No thanks, I like to do good for others without expecting anything in return, she said politely.

The king of squirrels smiled and said, Then I will grant you one wish. You may have one wish, and I will do everything in my power to grant it.

Sophia thought for a long time and finally decided that she wished that all the people and animals in the forest could live happily and in peace. The king of the squirrels nodded and said, Your wish is my command. I will make sure that everyone in the forest lives happily and in peace.

Sophia thanked the king of squirrels and headed back home. When she reached the village, she saw that everything had changed. People were living together with the animals and talking to them. Everything was completely harmonious, just as Sophia wanted. Sophia was overjoyed and enjoyed her life in harmony with the animals.

First day of school

It was a sunny day when little mouse Mia went to school for the first time. She was a little excited because she didn't know what to expect there.

When she arrived, her teacher Mrs. Krähe greeted her kindly and led her to her classroom. There Mia saw many other little animals all playing and talking with each other.

Mia sat down in her chair and listened attentively as Mrs. Crow explained the lesson plan to her. She learned that she would learn many interesting things at school, such as reading, writing, and arithmetic.

But Mia was