Sania took a deep breath and finally found the courage to talk to Aisha. — Nasreen Tariq, Sania's Shyness - friendship book for kids Copy Share WhatsApp
by Nasreen Tariq
Children Fiction · 17 pages
“Dua and Mala are nice, but you were my first and that will never change.”
“Sania learned that making new friends didn’t mean losing old ones, and soon, her shyness began to go away, like the morning mist disappearing in the sun.”
“Encourage Open Communication: Create a safe environment where children feel encouraged to express their feelings, just as Sania eventually did with Aisha.”
“This activity helps children understand that feeling angry is natural, and they can use deep breathing to calm themselves and feel better.”
“One small act of kindness had taught Shahmeer the power of calm and caring.”
“Instead of shouting, he took deep breaths and tried to stay calm.”
“The other children started to notice that Shahmeer wasn’t the same angry boy anymore.”
Nasreen Tariq is an experienced educationist with a diverse background spanning over 20 years. She holds a Master’s Degree in Literature and a Bachelor’s Degree in Education (B.Ed.), along with a c…
“To the friends who listened without judgement, who answered late night messages, and who reminded me that even in moments of abandonment, I was never truly alone thank you for being my constant light.”
“When you left again,I needed a companion;So, I bought myself a pen.”
“Nevertheless, his brother seemed to have the ability to always persuade him to accompany him on his adventures.”
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