Eddie & Hannah - The Tidying Up Party

A fun little story about how boring it is to tidy up — or is it? The book is structured so that several words in the text have been replaced by small illustrations. This way, the child can take part in "reading" the story themselves — supporting their language development and nurturing both the curiosity and the confidence to learn to read one day..

Can you make a children's book about tidying up? Yes, because it's something children need to learn too.Like everything else in a young child's life, tidying up has to be learned. Most people don't find tidying up particularly fun, but it is important to teach children the art of keeping things in order. A great way to introduce the topic to children is by reading books about it — especially ones where they see other children in the same situation. The purpose of this book is therefore to spark a good conversation about tidying up and keeping things neat.This book is structured so that several words in the text have been replaced by small illustrations, allowing the child to take part in "reading" the story themselves. Every Eddie & Hannah book is based on familiar situations from the child's everyday life, making it easier to talk about the content together.The Tidying-Up Party is part of the Eddie & Hannah universe, which also includes soft toys and games. Every Eddie & Hannah book is based on familiar situations from the child's everyday life, making it easier to talk about the content together.The Tidying-Up Party is written by psychologist Ina Victoria Haller and beautifully illustrated by Lea Letén..

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• Makes tidying up concrete and understandable in a familiar everyday situation, making it easier for the child to relate to.
• Motivates through play and storytelling, where tidying up is presented as something fun and positive rather than a chore.
• Strengthens the child's sense of responsibility and understanding of how they can contribute to the community.
• A natural book for talking about daily routines and transitions — both at home and in the nursery.
• Invites conversation between child and adult about everyday life, expectations, and cooperation.
• A pedagogical approach without wagging fingers
• The message is conveyed gently and with acknowledgement, so the child feels understood and included.

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The Tidying-Up Party is a pedagogical children's book that through play and familiar situations helps children understand and find motivation for tidying up.