Zoey Wonders Why

Who Am I? What Am I?

De: Nadia Khan

Narrado por: Dominique Franceschi

Set your child’s imagination free with this fun book that will teach children about cultures and how to be more respectful to others....

Zoey is a curious five-year-old kindergartener who is full of spunk and character. She speaks her mind but sometimes a little too much. Now she needs to decide whether to hide her true self to fit in or to shine bright like the stars. Can she conquer her fears and love herself for all that she is?

Join her adventures into a diverse world of many beautiful traditions and customs. Learn together with Zoey about being the best that we can be in all walks of life.

This book makes the perfect gift for school-aged children who are in elementary school.

Zoey Wonders Why is a recipient of the prestigious Mom’s Choice Award and a finalist for Readers Choice Award. Get Zoey Wonders Why today!

©2022 Aidan World LLC (P)2022 Aidan World LLC

Excellently Depicted

This book is so cute and so nicely written! I loved reading the book but the audiobook is also so nice to listen to. Execellent job Nadia! Looking forward to more books by her 😊

Great narration

Zoey wonders why is a lively message and the narrator was spot on. Very enjoyable.

LEARNING TO APPRECIATE DIVERSITY IN CULTURES

ZOEY'S CURIOSITY AND COURAGE TO SHARE HER TRUE EMOTIONS TEACHES CHILDREN WAYS TO ENGAGE WITH PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT CULTURES WORLDWIDE. CHILDREN WILL LEARN TO RESPECT DIFFERENCES AND WHAT PEOPLE HAVE AND COMMON. THE STORY TEACHES WAYS TO LEARN APPRECIATION FOR INTERCULTURAL EXCHANGE AND EDUCATION OF VARIOUS CUSTOMS AND TASTY FOOD CHOICES.

A charming tale of diversity

Zoey Wonders Why is a lovely story of a child's discovery of heritage and perhaps an appreciation of different backgrounds and customs.

Wonderfully Engaging Story & Narrator

The story is told from the perspective of a 5 year old girl, and the narrator did an awesome job of convincing us she was just that—inflections, hesitations, all of it. Transitions to the voices of the parents were smooth. The story itself is about a much-needed subject—just how does a kid understand where he or she “fits” in a world where cultures are so varied and displaced. I loved the use of foods to help differentiate cultures and nationalities rather than physical appearances! Great teaching tool for parents or educators to open up the topic of “where we all fit in,” as well as the concept of acceptance.