Within Bella the Bashful Baboon, a story that enchants readers with its vibrant settings and heartfelt journey, you'll be entranced by the heart of a vibrant jungle. A bashful baby baboon named Bella discovers the courage to join in the festivities at the Friendship Festival, aided by her friend, Penny the playful parrot.

As Bella nervously watches dazzling parrot songs and attempts to share her own stories, her journey unfolds into a heartwarming tale about overcoming shyness and embracing one's inner artist.

With gentle encouragement and joyful celebration, Bella learns that taking small steps can lead to big smiles, delivering an inspiring message about self-discovery, friendship, and the joy of trying new things.

Bella the Bashful Baboon is beautifully illustrated to bring the jungle and its colorful characters to life, inviting young readers to stand tall and shine bright.

In a world where courage and friendship triumph over fear, you'll encounter unforgettable characters like Bella, the bashful baboon, and Penny, the cheerful parrot.

This tale weaves a narrative of:

• Overcoming shyness
• Embracing one's individuality
• Fostering friendships
• Encouraging self-expression

Imparting lessons on:

• Recognizing and nurturing inner courage
• Celebrating small steps and progress
• Understanding and accepting one's uniqueness

Written and illustrated by Janet Fisher, Ed. D., the book offers a visual journey that complements the story's uplifting and vibrant mood.

Ideal for ages 3-5, Bella the Bashful Baboon is perfect for Children's Fiction with a focus on social-emotional learning.

Brought to you by Janet Fisher, Ed. D., known for compassionate storytelling and educational insights, this book is an excellent tool for families and educators to explore themes of bravery and self-assurance with children.

Book Benefits:
- Suitable for ages 3-5
- Targeted at young children, families, and educators
- Promotes social-emotional learning
- Engaging rhyming style with vivid illustrations
- Provides insights for children overcoming shyness or social anxiety

Janet Fisher, Ed. D. is a celebrated children's fiction author, specializing in social-emotional learning. With a distinguished career in education, she has taught elementary, middle, and high school special needs students and served as a special education administrator. As a former professor of autism and department head for special education, Janet is deeply committed to empowering children with social-emotional challenges to thrive. Her creative approach has earned her an Innovative University Teaching Award.
She currently resides in Sacramento, California.