I really appreciated this issue. And not only for the topic, which I consider absolutely valuable in every sphere of daily, private and professional life, but above all for how it was written. First of all, I believe that children's cartoons have absolutely a lot to teach and that - every now and then - we too should perhaps watch some episodes. I cannot forget, for example, the show 'Curious George', in my opinion one of the best cartoons ever made, which invites us not only to reflect on many principles of everyday life, but also on being curious and open to experiences and other people. the parallelism you created earlier with Bluey is in fact an excellent way of illustrating the concepts through an engaging narrative in its own way, and I also really liked the way you used images to accompany the evolution of the story in the process and of reasoning. Thanks for sharing.
Your work is always such a treat and this is no exception
Thanks Rania!
I really appreciated this issue. And not only for the topic, which I consider absolutely valuable in every sphere of daily, private and professional life, but above all for how it was written. First of all, I believe that children's cartoons have absolutely a lot to teach and that - every now and then - we too should perhaps watch some episodes. I cannot forget, for example, the show 'Curious George', in my opinion one of the best cartoons ever made, which invites us not only to reflect on many principles of everyday life, but also on being curious and open to experiences and other people. the parallelism you created earlier with Bluey is in fact an excellent way of illustrating the concepts through an engaging narrative in its own way, and I also really liked the way you used images to accompany the evolution of the story in the process and of reasoning. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Riccardo, I'm glad you liked it. This one was a fun one to write. Love the power of cartoons!