Enough: A story about community
Nearly enough, sort of enough, almost enough ... In Hana's street there is not enough. Until Hana decides to do something about it.
Although Hana's attempts to help are initially successful, when winter comes, along with hardship, she is unable to meet everyone's needs. At the point where she despairs, her family and the neighbours she has helped step in and offer her a hand. By pulling together, they build a resilient community in which everyone has enough.
Enough is a story about community, kindness, and the power of helping hands. This book is also a way for younger children to reflect on and make sense of what has happened during the current pandemic, through story.
Enough is a resource that whānau and teachers can use to discuss and explore what it means to be a community, and ways to respond and look after each other in times of need.
Nearly enough, sort of enough, almost enough ... In Hana's street there is not enough. Until Hana decides to do something about it.
Although Hana's attempts to help are initially successful, when winter comes, along with hardship, she is unable to meet everyone's needs. At the point where she despairs, her family and the neighbours she has helped step in and offer her a hand. By pulling together, they build a resilient community in which everyone has enough.
Enough is a story about community, kindness, and the power of helping hands. This book is also a way for younger children to reflect on and make sense of what has happened during the current pandemic, through story.
Enough is a resource that whānau and teachers can use to discuss and explore what it means to be a community, and ways to respond and look after each other in times of need.
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Nearly enough, sort of enough, almost enough ... In Hana's street there is not enough. Until Hana decides to do something about it.
Although Hana's attempts to help are initially successful, when winter comes, along with hardship, she is unable to meet everyone's needs. At the point where she despairs, her family and the neighbours she has helped step in and offer her a hand. By pulling together, they build a resilient community in which everyone has enough.
Enough is a story about community, kindness, and the power of helping hands. This book is also a way for younger children to reflect on and make sense of what has happened during the current pandemic, through story.
Enough is a resource that whānau and teachers can use to discuss and explore what it means to be a community, and ways to respond and look after each other in times of need.
