We all make mistakes—whether it's forgetting a pencil at home, taking the wrong bus, or pressing the wrong button on a smartphone. Mistakes, big or small, are a part of everyday life, but accepting and overcoming them isn't always easy. Instead of fearing mistakes, perhaps it's better to think,

"I'll do better next time."

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Elephant's Glasses is a heartwarming picture book about a timid baby elephant who stumbles upon a fire during a walk and sets out to put it out, leading to a series of endearing and comical mishaps. The story beautifully portrays the elephant’s lovable mistakes and the process of solving problems together with a friend—a red rooster—highlighting themes of friendship and consideration.

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One sunny and breezy day, the baby elephant takes a walk along the river. Breathing in the fresh air with his long trunk, he feels refreshed while admiring the beautiful scenery. But wait! In the distance, he spots a blazing fire. At first, fear takes hold, but soon, courage steps in. Filling his trunk with water, the baby elephant rushes to douse the fire.

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This book playfully reimagines the familiar story of the "elephant firefighter," adding flavorful twists and delightful surprises. The witty narrative is paired with vibrant illustrations, making it an engaging read that doesn't feel heavy. The heartwarming tale of the mistake-prone baby elephant conveys that mistakes are part of learning, and that with friends, any challenge can be overcome.

Moreover, as the baby elephant gains a new perspective, young readers are encouraged to broaden their view of the world and develop a deeper understanding of differences.