Tomanji and The Wonder Book: A Money Story About Staying Curious, Always Learning, Courage To Ask

Who's the smartest creature in the wood? It's NOT the one who knows everything...Tomanji keeps a little Wonder Book, and every single day he fills it with something new - a clever knot from Bramble, how wood floats from Mabel, the view from up high from Pip. Because Tomanji knows a secret: nobody is born knowing everything, and the three best words in the world are "Will you teach me?"Percy the peacock disagrees. HE already knows everything - or so he says, right up until a storm sweeps the bridge away and leaves everyone stranded. Then it's Tomanji's humble, curious habit of learning from everyone that saves the day - and teaches Percy the most important lesson of all. A warm, funny story about staying curious, staying humble, and never being afraid to ask.- A cosy, funny story for ages 3-7- Teaches curiosity, humility, and the courage to ask for help - a growth mindset for life - through story, never a lecture- Introduces Percy the peacock, who learns that knowing everything is far less fun than always learning- Includes a Note for Grown-Ups, talking points, and a free "My Wonder Book" activity- Book 12 of the Woodland Cents series "The smartest creature isn't the one who knows everything - it's the one who knows there's always more to learn."