Toti and Sofi help Nico

Zusatztext

 Toti and Sofi realize that Nico, their friend, is sad because Martin and Juana are making fun of him. They decide to help him and, with Dad's guidance, they devise a plan to confront the bullying. Together, they learn the value of empathy and friendship, while Nico discovers the power of laughing at himself to overcome his problems.   IMPLICIT VALUES   This story teaches children the importance of empathy and friendship regarding difficult situations. It addresses bullying in a sensitive way, showing how understanding and mutual support can transform negative experiences into opportunities for growth. The story highlights the value of self-acceptance and how to face mockery with humor and courage.  

Autorenportrait

 NATALIA DE BRIGARD MERCHÁN   She is a wife, mother of four, and grandmother of four. She studied psychology and is a self-taught logotherapist, as it wasn't taught in Colombia when she was young. Based on this discipline, she founded the Piruetas kindergarten, which she directed for 20 years. Wonderful children attended it and instilled in her the desire to write a series of books. She has studied extensively: she is a psychologist, thanatologist, doctor, and lecturer. Now, in this later stage of her life, she enjoys postdoctoral research into interesting topics related to human behavior. She loves people, their characteristics, and helping them in their suffering. Therefore, in addition to seeing patients in her private practice, she volunteers with several foundations. She is passionate about this work, and with this perspective, she is part of the creation of "Toti Children's Stories," which, based on logotherapy, aims to instill important and new ideas in children to help them resolve painful situations. She invites anyone with questions to write to her; she will be happy to receive them.       LAURA PINILLA DE BRIGARD   She is a mother, born in Colombia, and since childhood, has loved books and the worlds they contain. This led her to study Law and later Creative Writing. She writes for both adults and children and advocates for many people in need of justice. She co-founded "Viajes de Papel" (Paper Journeys), a foundation that helps children from vulnerable communities fall in love with books; she volunteered at several socially focused summer camps; and today, whenever possible, she supports foundations, especially those for children. She helped her mother bring to life the idea of ¿¿creating "Toti Cuentos infantiles" (Toti Children's Stories), and now it's a mother-daughter project.  

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