Being brave doesn't mean you never feel scared. Tux is about to find that out for himself.
New places can feel strange. New people smell different. The veterinarian has a funny necklace called a stethoscope. The groomer has brushes, clippers, and something that sounds suspiciously like a giant wind monster.
For a little puppy, that is a lot to think about.
In TUX Learns... About Being Brave, Tux discovers that courage doesn't mean pretending nothing bothers him. Sometimes being brave means stopping, looking, trusting the hoo-mans who care about him, and taking just one small step.
Told from Tux's curious puppy point of view, this gentle read-aloud adventure features short sentences, warm humor, colorful illustrations, and interactive Paw Questions that invite young listeners to point, notice, and talk along with the story.
Perfect for children ages 3-5, parents, grandparents, caregivers, and preschool classrooms, this story introduces courage and new experiences in a simple, reassuring way without making scary feelings seem wrong.
Part of the TUX Learns... series
Warm, playful stories for little hoo-mans ages 3-6.
Stories first - with the learning tucked quietly inside.
Discover the full series at TuxLearns.com