Zebra Who Was Sad Stockists

Illustrated stories cover four important feelings (happiness sadness fear and anger) with a gentle and sweet approach. A happy hippo an angry tiger a sad zebra and a scared elephant allow young children to understand and learn to cope with these emotions.

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