Sabine Bohlmann's 'Tomorrow I'm Brave' Inspires Courage in Children
German actress and children's book author Sabine Bohlmann, known for her engaging stories, presented her latest work 'Tomorrow I'm Brave' at an event in Dormagen. The storybook, co-authored with Emilia Dziubak, was unveiled as a follow-up to World Children's Day.
The picture book tells the tale of a bird family with five siblings. The youngest bird embarks on a journey of self-discovery, learning to find courage and take independent steps with the support and trust of its family. The event was attended by Storybook Fairy Maria Krücken, Michael Dries from the Dormagen Children's Protection Association, and nine children from the evangelical Kita Arche Noah nursery in Zons. The Storybook Fairy added a touch of magic by bringing gummy bears, much to the delight of the young attendees.
The event at the City Bookstore on Friday, September 26, celebrated the launch of 'Tomorrow I'm Brave', bringing together local organizations and children to enjoy a heartwarming story and a sweet treat. The book is a testament to Sabine Bohlmann's commitment to inspiring courage and independence in young readers.
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