More than any of the birthday presents she's received, Danielle loves the lion shirt. When the lion runs away from her shirt, Danielle tries to get it back to her, and along the way she laughs, gets scared, overcomes her fear, and makes a new friend.
Age Group: Preschool (4-6)
“What kind of lion do you want to be?” asks Danielle the lion from her shirt, thus touching on questions of self-image that preoccupy many children. As in the book, life too – the night world that calls for unleashing the imagination, in which reality is blurred, sometimes invites a journey into the soul, an encounter with fears and wishes, and time to process feelings and feelings.
We will seek our self, we will seek ourselves and we will find
(Rav Kook, Orot HaKodesh, 3)
Book-Related Video
Inspired by Daniella’s encounter with the lion, you can present songs and musical works that deal with lions, for example:
“If I Were a King” by Chava Alberstein;
The Lion from “Three, Four, Five, and a Half”; “Let it be quiet, let the lion sleep”.
And more…
Publishing:
כתר
Year of Distribution:
2026-2027
