Glimra Stories
Robo and the Big Storm
When the lights go out during a big nighttime storm, Raseel is scared — and so is her robot dog, Robo, in his own literal, beep-booping way. This warm, funny Glimra Story teaches young readers that being brave isn't about not feeling scared — it's about breaking a big fear into small, doable steps, just like Raseel teaches Robo to do anything new.
- Skill taughtEmotional courage — facing fear one small step at a time
- Ages3–6
- FormatComic-panel picture book, 28 pages
- LanguagesEnglish & Swedish (Arabic — Phase 2)
- SeriesGlimra Stories · Book One
- Also includes"My Brave Steps" skill glossary + free QR activity pack
Peek inside
Total darkness. Only Robo's two eyes glow gold in the black panel, the family reduced to soft silhouettes around them.
Raseel: "The lights! Papa, the lights went out!"
Robo: "Robo detects darkness. Robo's eyes make light."
Raseel gets to her feet, Robo trotting close at her heel. The hallway door looks very far away and very dark.
Raseel: "Step two: just walk to the door. Not outside — just the door. One... two... three..."
Robo: "Four... five... six... Robo is counting too."
What this book teaches
Brave
Being brave doesn't mean you're not scared at all — it means taking the next small step even while you feel scared.
Small step
One little, easy piece of a big scary thing — small enough that you can do it right now.
