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The Wrong Stone

Product Code: 6050

$24.95 inc. GST

a gentle picture book about valuing our unique strengths and differences

200 in stock

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Product Overview

This much-loved picture book features delightful full-colour illustrations throughout. Enjoy the pebbly jokes and flinty drama of this heart-warming story, in which the ‘wrong stone’ finds his special place in the world.

Many of our customers have used The Wrong Stone in conjunction with the Pocket of Stones, the Stones …have feelings too! card set and stickers. It’s an ideal picture book for children and adults to read together and can open conversations with children about valuing difference, identity, strengths, self-esteem, and building connection.

Perfect for primary teachers, early year’s educators, spiritual care practitioners, wellbeing teams, and social workers.

Use this book in counselling or the classroom, as the basis for games, group discussions about inclusion and respectful relationships, anti-bullying activities, noticing strengths in others, and much more!

What's Included?

Softcover, 280mm x 210mm, 32 pages

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Suitable for

This resource is designed for people working in roles that support others, including:

  • Counsellors, psychologists and social workers

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