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Fritz, a little flamingo in the Bahamas, has a problem: he just can't stand on one leg like the other flamingos. He keeps wobbling, falling into the water, and feeling sad. But his mom and friends support him with lots of creative exercises. Step by step, Fritz becomes more confident until he finally manages to stand proudly on one leg. In the end, everyone celebrates together at a joyful beach party, where it becomes clear that perseverance and friendship make you strong. Educational value: The book strengthens children aged 3-6 in important areas of emotional and social development. It shows children how to deal with frustration and setbacks, how to be brave, and how to build self-confidence. The message ""You can fall down, but you can always get back up"" is brought to life in a warm, humorous story. At the same time, children learn about flamingos and other island animals, movement, balance, and practicing with their whole body. Who the book is suitable for For kindergarten and preschool children who are currently ""practicing"" a lot themselves: walking, climbing, riding a bike, swimming, writing. For parents and educators who want to talk to children about perseverance, frustration tolerance, and self-confidence. As a read-aloud book, for the daycare group, or as a gift for children who need a little encouragement. Special features of the book Lovingly illustrated island world with many appealing animal characters. Simple, clear language, ideal for reading aloud to 3-6 year olds. Positive message: mistakes are allowed, practice pays off, and many things are easier when done together. Strengthens self-esteem, resilience, and the experience: ""I can achieve something if I don't give up."" ""Fritz stands up again"" is an encouraging feel-good picture book that shows children how strong they are-and gives adults a wonderful tool for talking about feelings, courage, and perseverance.

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