Share toys, space or time more willingly.
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Le Buntu VillageRead, discuss, pass onLe Buntu VillageRead, discuss, pass onEncourage children’s first acts of sharing, kindness and thoughtful attention towards others.
In the Tchitundo-Hulo mountains, Ana discovers that a good deed can leave a bright trace. In Malawi, two friends learn that kindness can be understood without words. In the Archeï caves, Kunda’s spontaneous gesture shows how goodness travels and may return in an unexpected form.
The journey presents generosity not as a reward to earn, but as attention freely given. It offers young children simple actions they can imitate: sharing, helping, noticing another person’s needs and understanding that even a small gesture can change someone’s day.
The child's goal, translated into concrete progress.
Share toys, space or time more willingly.
Understand that one action can bring joy to another person.
Feel inspired to do something good for the people around them.
The suggested order turns the pack into a mini-journey: start from a simple situation, then open the conversation towards the central value.
Angola – Tchitundo-Hulo Mountains
Beneath ancient paintings, Ana chooses to brighten the present.
In a remote region of Angola, the mountains of Tchitundo-Hulo connect past and present. Rock paintings on their walls preserve the memory of people who lived there long ago. This mysterious setting is where Ana’s adventure begins. Captivated by the stories written in stone, she understands that everyone can leave a trace in turn. Instead of waiting for one grand gesture, she chooses to perform small acts of kindness. Her generosity shows that even a little light can brighten the world around her.
Question after readingWhat small act of kindness could you do for someone today?
Malawi – Queen's Palace
A puzzling map leads two friends towards the language of the heart.
In Nkhata Bay, beside the clear waters of Lake Malawi, Alinafe and Takondwa are known for their curiosity and generosity. Their lives change when an old man hands them a puzzling map to a treasure hidden in the Queen’s Palace. The quest brings many encounters and chances to help one another. The farther they travel, the less the treasure resembles a precious object. The friends discover that the greatest wealth lives in open hearts and that kindness can be understood without speaking the same language.
Question after readingHow can you show kindness without using words?
Chad – Archei Caves
In the Archei caves, a generous act returns in an unexpected way.
Kunda lives in a Chadian village and gladly shares what she has with family and friends. Her smile and kindness brighten the days of everyone around her. During an excursion to the mysterious Archei caves, an unexpected situation gives her another chance to help. Amid spectacular landscapes and traces of the past, her gesture changes the course of the adventure. Kunda discovers that giving is not a transaction: kindness travels and may return in a form no one could have imagined.
Question after readingWhat generous gesture have you received when you least expected it?
Ask them after the journey without expecting one single correct answer.
What small action could make someone’s day gentler?
Can you be generous without giving an object?
How can you tell when someone may need help?
Each story can be read independently. The suggested order nevertheless creates a progression: begin with an accessible situation, deepen the reflection and then connect the stories with the pack’s central value.
It contains 3 printed books and therefore 3 complete stories. The covers and book pages shown above correspond to the titles included in the selection.
Recommended uses include home, school, workshop. The discussion questions work for individual reading, families, classrooms and workshops.
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