How to be a Lion by Ed Vere italicises the need to speak up for yourself and those less strong than yourself. 'A gentle read with an overwhelming power. 'A philosophical tale so, so full of heart, celebrating the quietest and gentlest among us.' Library Mice 'Framed by a glowing palette of burnt yellows and oranges, and infused with humour and warmth, this thought provoking fable celebrates courage, individuality and the power of words.' The Bookseller 'gently reminiscent of Winnie the Pooh' BookTrust Thoughtful and provocative words to live by.' School Library Journal Nice compliment Not for kids younger than first grade or so-unless they are extra sensitive and supper emotionally in touch. 'Children will feel empowered after reading such a deliberate story of unyielding strength and self-awareness. Ed Vere - How to draw a Lion DrawWithEdVere Ed Vere 549 subscribers Subscribe 43 Share 5. I loved it and my 6 year old grandson-who is a very strong reader, read it by himself. This marvelous book triumphs in that essential job.' Kirkus How to Be a Lion by Ed Vere is the perfect elixir to counter inside-the-box thinking. A thoughtful lion decides whether he can be something other than fierce in this picture book. 'Positive role models showing boys how to be a whole person are few and far between these days. What will the pair do when their way of life is threatened?įrom the New York Times-bestselling author of Max the Brave comes a powerful story celebrating daydreamers, individuality and the quiet courage to be yourself.

Leonard's best friend is Marianne, a duck.

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