Book Review by Tabitha Makumi, Enabling Support Foundation Communications and PR

Going into a kid’s fear and jitters of not knowing the alphabet from A-Z is Scared Tumi. An early reading children’s book which most kids in early reading and learning can resonate with.

A visit to the dentist, a monster hiding under the bed, being swallowed by a whale, fears expressed by a kid in early learning and reading to a parent.

an image of scared tumi, an early reading and learning children's book

Authored by Mohale Mashigo, illustrated by Nicola Anne Smith, edited by Ester Levinrad and designed by Nontobeko Kunene, Scared Tumi uses creativity to enhance conversation between a parent and a kid to tell an all too known children's  narrative in early reading and learning.

Get a copy of Scared Tumi at Book Dash and help a kid in early learning face fears of saying, singing, reciting the alphabet through learning and reading.

To support equality in early reading, donate to a fundraising campaign by Dr. Robert Zenhausern, CEO and Founder at Enabling Support Foundation.

 

Age
5-10
Genre/Type
family