Ένα δάσος... θάρρος
Λίλα Παπαχαραλάμπους, 2026
A gentle picture book about naming small fears together—and finding the courage that can grow between friends.
Feels like hope, unease and tenderness. About friendship, freedom and nature.
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A small fear changes when someone else is willing to hear it.
Σ’ ένα ήσυχο δάσος, ένα λαμπερόπρωινό, τα ζωάκια ξυπνούν μαζί με τον ήλιο.Όμως πίσω από τα χαρούμενα βλέμματακρύβεται κάτι που όλοι γνωρίζουν...ένας μικρός φόβος.Η κουκουβάγια φοβάται το σκοτάδι.Το σκαντζοχοιράκι, τη βροχή.Ο λύκος, τις μέλισσες.Το ζαρκάδι μη σκοντάψει.Όταν όμως αρχίζουν να μιλούν μεταξύ τους,ανακαλύπτουν ότι ο φόβος αλλάζει μορφή.Γιατί ο φόβος μικραίνει όταν τον μοιράζεσαι.Και τότε, στη θέση του, γεννιέταιτο πιο όμορφο συναίσθημα: το θάρρος. Λίλα Παπαχαραλάμπους.The supplied excerpt does not provide enough reliable information to add a specific biographical or publication detail.
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