Buy Fancy Nancy: Tea for Two by O'Connor, Jane, Glasser, Robin Preiss online on desertcart.ae at best prices. ✓ Fast and free shipping ✓ free returns ✓ cash on delivery available on eligible purchase. Review: My 5 year old loves Fancy Nancy, she identifies strongly because she too is Fancy, she has a little sister, a mum who sometimes wears glasses, my daughter loves tutus and jewellery and she loves discovering the new words that Nancy has to add to her vocabulary. I love Fancy Nancy because amidst the Fabulousness there is an extravaganza of learning opportunities, not just literacy and expanded vocabulary but often emotional intelligence, resilience and problem solving for positive relationships. In this book Fancy Nancy has a falling out with her best friend over a chipped teapot and whilst initially indignant she is justified in her behaviour, she comes to realise with her family's gentle help that it takes two to have an argument, she was in the wrong too and that ultimately she values her friendship more than being right. This is excellent stuff for emotional intelligence and building resilience, falling out with your friend doesn't mean the world is over, but if you aren't prepared to compromise and work together and forgive then the friendship certainly will end. But it does it without preaching or shaming or guilt tripping Nancy, facts are repeated back to her with a fresh perspective and she is encouraged to think on what is important, this is excellent and fits well with childhood developmental and emotional thinking of focusing on the aim to encourage good choices rather than toxic shame a child into socially appropriate behaviour. We love Fancy Nancy and will be adding further to our collection, but this one is a keeper for its gentle approach to allowing a child be responsible for their choices without making them feel bad and to encourage good choices to move forward. Review: I love Fancy Nancy books. Message is fun, yet educational. She overcomes problems which is beneficial to young readers. Teaching young girls about tea parties is an important foundation - I just wish the book was a hardcover or boardbook for durability.
| Best Sellers Rank | #29,966 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #952 in Children's Books on Friendship #1,442 in Humor for Children #2,000 in Children's Fiction Books on Growing Up & the Facts of Life |
| Customer reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (2,903) |
| Dimensions | 20.32 x 0.13 x 20.32 cm |
| Edition | Illustrated |
| Grade level | Preschool and up |
| ISBN-10 | 0061235970 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0061235979 |
| Item weight | 1.05 Kilograms |
| Language | English |
| Print length | 24 pages |
| Publication date | 21 February 2012 |
| Publisher | HARPERFESTIVAL |
| Reading age | 4 - 8 years |
L**E
My 5 year old loves Fancy Nancy, she identifies strongly because she too is Fancy, she has a little sister, a mum who sometimes wears glasses, my daughter loves tutus and jewellery and she loves discovering the new words that Nancy has to add to her vocabulary. I love Fancy Nancy because amidst the Fabulousness there is an extravaganza of learning opportunities, not just literacy and expanded vocabulary but often emotional intelligence, resilience and problem solving for positive relationships. In this book Fancy Nancy has a falling out with her best friend over a chipped teapot and whilst initially indignant she is justified in her behaviour, she comes to realise with her family's gentle help that it takes two to have an argument, she was in the wrong too and that ultimately she values her friendship more than being right. This is excellent stuff for emotional intelligence and building resilience, falling out with your friend doesn't mean the world is over, but if you aren't prepared to compromise and work together and forgive then the friendship certainly will end. But it does it without preaching or shaming or guilt tripping Nancy, facts are repeated back to her with a fresh perspective and she is encouraged to think on what is important, this is excellent and fits well with childhood developmental and emotional thinking of focusing on the aim to encourage good choices rather than toxic shame a child into socially appropriate behaviour. We love Fancy Nancy and will be adding further to our collection, but this one is a keeper for its gentle approach to allowing a child be responsible for their choices without making them feel bad and to encourage good choices to move forward.
H**R
I love Fancy Nancy books. Message is fun, yet educational. She overcomes problems which is beneficial to young readers. Teaching young girls about tea parties is an important foundation - I just wish the book was a hardcover or boardbook for durability.
T**S
Lovely book. Bought with tea set for a gift for my granddaughter
N**Y
Cute book. Bought thus and a tea set for gift foy 4yr old
S**A
Really good story for little girls. Teaches about good etiquette when playing with others.
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