Growing Up with the Smurfs 5 #5

In Smurf Village everything is peaceful – until one Smurf becomes dissatisfied. He would rather cut Smurfette's hair than the Barber Smurf and even decide the song of the Smurf choir. Everything seems unfair to him! To show him that one person can't always decide, the Smurfs play a clever trick on him.

Everyone knows the Smurfs: 100 little blue creatures living deep in the woods in harmony with nature. Their everyday life is fulfilled and happy, but even a Smurf sometimes encounters problems he can't solve alone. Luckily, help is never far in Smurf Village.

Children too face challenges. Growing Up with the Smurfs follows a Smurf in each volume as he solves an everyday problem – with humour, without finger-wagging and with informative afterwords by child psychologist Diane Drory.

• Dealing with anger and frustration
• Community and consideration
• Self-determination in the right measure
• Learning and discussing with fun