Adi's New Home
by Saba Jamalian
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Pub Date Jul 28 2023 | Archive Date Apr 24 2024
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Description
Adi the elephant loved playing the dice game Beat That! with grandpa. But when Adi moved far away, he missed his favorite game. Dad was too busy to play, Mom was too busy, his friend was too busy, and the ant was too small. Follow along on this rhyming journey to see what made Adi realize that loved ones may be far in distance but never in heart.
Adi's New Home is a heartwarming and inspiring story about a baby elephant named Adi who immigrates to a new country with his family. The story teaches children of immigrants and refugees the importance of staying in touch with their loved ones even if they are far away. With beautiful illustrations and a touching message, the book is a must-read for children of all ages.
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9798367448948 |
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Featured Reviews
Mary P, Reviewer
Thank you Saba Jamalian, author and independent publisher, for allowing me to read and review Audi's New Home on NetGalley.
Published: 07/28/23
Stars: 4.5
Beautiful.
Positively loved the illustrations. They were beautiful. The same for the story. I loved that those who Adi came in contact with were pleasant, respectful and explained why they couldn't play. Adi was new to the area and hadn't made friends. He did have technology on his side. Respectfully asking for permission to make a call.
This made me feel good.
I would gift this.
Abigail L, Librarian
Adi's New Home is a cute tale that resonates with both children and adults alike. The story of Adi, the elephant, navigating the challenges of moving to a new place is both heartwarming and relatable. As Adi grapples with missing his favorite game and feeling disconnected from his loved ones, readers are taken on a journey of self-discovery and the importance of maintaining connections. The rhyming narrative adds an extra layer of charm to the story, making it a joy to read aloud. With its beautiful illustrations and touching message about the power of love and resilience, Adi's New Home is a great addition to any children's bookshelf.
Sue E, Reviewer
Alright, folks, buckle up because Adi's New Home is about to take you on a wild ride! Imagine this: you're a baby elephant named Adi, and suddenly, BAM! You're moving to a whole new country! But don't worry, this isn't your typical relocation tale. Adi's adventure is packed with rhymes, laughs, and some serious life lessons. From missing his favorite game to feeling a bit lost in his new digs, Adi teaches us that no matter where life takes us, family and friends are always close by, even if they're miles away. So grab a copy, snuggle up, and get ready for a journey that'll warm your heart and make you believe in the power of love and perseverance. Adi's New Home? More like Adi's Epic Adventure! 🐘💫
Kelsey V, Reviewer
Rainy days call for coloring and kids books. We absolutely loved these sweet books! The illustrations were beyond beautiful, and the stories were so fun. My son loved The Rescues Best Day Ever, because his aunt fosters dogs so he kept saying “Aunt Carlie doggies!”. I am very excited to show my older two The World is Full of Nouns! Such a fun book for elementary school. Adis New Home was super sweet and I Am A Potato was so fun! Thank you @netgalley @bookbuzzblog @redcometpressbooks for the advance copies of these sweet children’s book for our rainy day in the Midwest. ☔️🌧️ 🖍️
The Rescues Best Day Ever by Tommy Greenwald (comes out September 16)
I Am A Potato by Ziggy Hanour (comes out September 2)
Adi’s New Home by Saba Jamalian (comes out July 27)
The World is Full of Nouns by Elisabeth Lareau
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