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Bijan Always Wins parent’s guide: what’s inside
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This is a lighthearted picture book by an award-winning author that uses humor and a relatable protagonist to explore the pitfalls of excessive competitiveness. The story gently teaches that friendship and cooperation matter more than winning, making it ideal for young children learning social skills. There is no objectionable content, and the message is reinforced through Bijan's realization and growth.
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From Award-winning author Adib Khorram comes a unique picture book about what you risk losing when all you care about is winning. Winning is Bijan's favorite thing. And Bijan always wins. But after declaring himself the winner of drawing and dinosaurs and even of lunch, Bijan notices that his friends aren't so keen to... From Award-winning author Adib Khorram comes a unique picture book about what you risk losing when all you care about is winning. Winning is Bijan's favorite thing. And Bijan always wins. But after declaring himself the winner of drawing and dinosaurs and even of lunch, Bijan notices that his friends aren't so keen to play with him. Could it be that some things, like friendship, can't be won?
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ISBN 9780593325315 · Penguin