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Auntie's House is a fun rhythmic story told from the child's perspective of the adventures she has at Auntie's house while her mother is at work.
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Told from the child's perspective, "Auntie's House" answers the universal questions of every child left in the care of someone other than a parent. "What will I do all day long? Are there fun things to do here? Will Mommy come back for me?"
"When 'one book and then another' is read to a wondering child, I'm sure the rhythms and rhymes of this lively adventure will lead the child to demand, 'Again!'"
John Leax
Poet-In-Residence, Houghton College
Author, "Grace Is Where I Live"
Excerpt
"Inside the box are books and blocks.
There are trains, truck, and pretty tea cups.
I clap my hands. I jump for joy.
"Oh Auntie," I say, "May I play with these toys?"
"Of course little one. Let's have some fun!"
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