Exploring the deep bond between siblings, this heartfelt narrative captures their authentic experiences and emotional connections. The award-winning author, known for previous works like Lily and Dunkin and The Paris Project, weaves a warm and engaging tale that resonates with readers. Ideal for fans of stories that highlight familial relationships and personal growth, this book promises to deliver a touching journey that celebrates love and resilience.
A perfect graduation gift, all about the unconditional love we have for our little ones--at every age and stage.When Daisy is born, Daddy says she's wonderful for crying, sleeping, and playing peek-a-boo. When she's one, Mommy says she's wonderful for banging on pots and pans in a "rock 'n' roll band."Grandma and Grandpa say she's wonderful for saying, "Nooooooooo," when she's two. Her uncles for taking a mud bath when she's three, and her neighbor for riding her scooter all the way to the library when she's four.Then comes the biggest milestone of all. School! It takes a village to get her there--as parents, grandparents, uncles, and neighbors escort Daisy to the door. But will Daisy be wonderful at school? Yes! She shares, makes a friend, and reaches the toilet just in time!"I was wonderful!" Daisy shouts.Bright colors and joyful compositions filled with humorous details depict Daisy's community of adoring family and friends.Perfect for children entering preschool or kindergarten, for preschool graduation, or as a WONDERFUL baby shower gift. The jacket has a growth chart attached so you can measure your own child's wonderfulness.Preschool curriculum subjects include self-esteem, growing, family, community, starting school, all about me, and blended families.
Das Leben kann ein Arschloch seinAls Bens Mutter eines Tages das gute Klopapier gegen billiges, kratziges eintauscht, erkennt er, dass ihre Geldsorgen groß sein müssen. Doch der Siebtklässler hat weit mehr zu verlieren als das gute Klopapier. Wenn er nicht ganz schnell möglichst viel Geld mit dem Verkauf von Schokoriegeln und dem Gewinnen verschiedener Preisausschreiben macht, wird seine Familie aus der Wohnung geworfen. Und auch wenn Ben wirklich gut darin ist, wird es für einen Geldpreis reichen, mit dem er nicht nur die Miete bezahlen sondern auch das Versprechen einhalten kann, das er seinem Vater kurz vor dessen Tod gegeben hat? Schließlich ist es ein selbstgebasteltes Zombie-Hochzeitskleid aus Klopapier, das alles entscheiden könnte.
