Beth Ddigwyddodd i ti?

Disgrifiad Cymraeg / Welsh Description

Bob tro y bydd Siôn yn mynd allan mae'r cwestiynau yr un fath ... beth ddigwyddodd i'w goes? Ond oes wir angen i Siôn ateb y cwestiwn? Dyma stori ddoniol sy'n torri tir newydd ac yn helpu plant i ddeall sut y gallai deimlo i fod yn wahanol. Rhan o gynllun Rhyngom.

Disgrifiad Saesneg / English Description

Every time Siôn goes out, the questions are the same ... what happened to his leg? But is this even a question Siôn needs to answer? A ground-breaking, funny story that helps children understand what it might feel like to be seen as different. Part of the Rhyngom Scheme.

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Adolygiad y Cyhoeddwr / Publisher Review

Mae Siôn yn mwynhau chwarae môr-ladron ar ei ben ei hun yn y parc, pan ddaw plant eraill i ymuno yn y chwarae. Daw cwestiynau wrth i’r plant sylwi mai un goes sydd gan Siôn, ac er ei fod yn sylweddoli eu bod nhw’n gwestiynau anochel, maen nhw hefyd yn gwestiynau gwirion, fel y daw’r plant eraill i sylweddoli hefyd. Er bod Siôn wedi arfer â chlywed y cwestiynau a delio â phob math o sylwadau, mae gorfod eu hateb yn gallu bod yn ddiflas iawn. Yn y parc chwarae, a ddaw’r plant eraill i sylweddoli effaith eu cwestiynau ar Siôn? A fydd Siôn eisiau parhau i chwarae môr-ladron? Cewch wybod yr atebion wrth droi’r tudalennau. Yn y llyfr annwyl a phwerus hwn mae’r darllenydd yn gweld safbwynt gwahanol trwy lygaid Siôn wrth iddo orfod delio ag anwybodaeth pobl eraill. Cawn ein hatgoffa hefyd o’r neges hollbwysig bod gwahaniaeth yn rhywbeth i’w ddathlu.

Adolygiad y Cyhoeddwr / Publisher Review

Siôn is enjoying playing pirates by himself in the park, when other children come along and join in with him. The questions then start as the other children notice that Siôn has one leg, and despite him realising that these questions are inevitable, they are in fact quite silly, as the other children come to realise themselves. Although Siôn is used to hearing all sorts of questions and dealing with all kinds of comments, sometimes it can all get quite boring having to answer them all. Will the other children notice the effect of their questions on Siôn? Will Siôn want to continue playing pirates? Find out the answers by turning the pages. In this lovely and powerful book, the reader sees a different perspective through Siôn’s eyes as he deals with the ignorance of other people. We are also reminded of the important message that difference is something to be celebrated.