Sue Graves Experiences Matter 6 Book Set Little Lion, Monkey, Koala, Turtle, Little Leopard, Hippo

This six-book set from Sue Graves brings together a series of animal stories centred on new experiences and the worries that can come with them. Each tale follows a different character as they face an unfamiliar situation, from parties and holidays to learning new skills.

Across the collection, family members, friends and trusted adults offer reassurance and practical help. The stories explore feelings such as nervousness, frustration and uncertainty, and show each character being supported as they take things step by step.

Included titles

• Little Lion goes to a Party
• Monkey goes to the Hospital
• Koala goes on Holiday
• Turtle Moves House
• Little Leopard Learns to Swim
• Hippo Rides a Bike

Key details

• Six-book set
• By Sue Graves
• Stories featuring Little Lion, Monkey, Koala, Turtle, Little Leopard and Hippo
• Each book focuses on a different new experience

Synopses

Little Lion goes to a Party

Little Lion is invited to Panda’s party and feels excited, but also worried about not knowing many people and not understanding the games. His family help him work through his fears.

Monkey goes to the Hospital

After falling from a big tree, Monkey is told he needs to go to hospital for a check-up. He feels anxious, but meets a doctor who is very kind.

Koala goes on Holiday

Koala is going on holiday, and while everyone else is excited, she feels nervous about being away from home. Her sister reassures her as she worries about the beach and the food.

Turtle Moves House

Turtle is moving house with her family, but she is not excited like everyone else. She likes her home and living next door to Bear, until Bear’s mum suggests ideas to help her feel better about the move.

Little Leopard Learns to Swim

Little Leopard’s class is learning to swim, but she is uneasy about getting in the water and putting her head under. Mr Croc supports her and helps her take it one step at a time.

Hippo Rides a Bike

Hippo receives a new bike for his birthday and expects to ride it straight away. When it proves harder than he thought and he becomes frustrated, Aunty Hippo encourages him to keep trying.