Category: Children Publisher: VanGoachBooks.com
ISBN-10: 1894618238
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 36
Copyright: Aug 1 2000
Price: $2.50 (eBook)
eBOOK available from author
Children's picture book introduces a day spent by two little boys and their mom
A feel good book written by former Kindergarten/First grade teacher to share with your children. m j hollingshead writing as Tomsdattar. Brother and I spend a wonderful day with Mama out on the garden in our leafy bean house.
Excerpt
"Through the green vines we peek my Brother and I. High over head we see the blue of the sky. We peek again what do we see? We see two white ducks, one small brown rabbit, and four black hens as fat as can be. They are walking and scratching and hopping all around our leafy bean house."
Brother and I remember a wonderful day spent in our leafy bean house and Mama nearby.
What a wonderful and entertaining read for children... Super Job!
Victoria Taylor Murray
'Thief Of Hearts'
'Forbidden'
Reviewed by Charlotte Mair
6/6/2001
Children and adults may enjoy this piece of work ... it is a treasure.
Reviewed by Maria Osborne Perry
6/3/2001
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3/14/2001
Review for The Wonderful Day
Christine Spindler for E-Books for Kids
When I was a kid I loved to play in my grandmother's garden because of the huge weeping willow where I played house with my friends. It's one of my fondest memories. In "The Wonderful Day", a brother and sister have a leafy bean house, where they feel secure and have fun all day long.
This is a great book to read to children aged 2 to 6. Afterwards, your kids will long to build their own little house, indoors or outdoors.
The book comes in a self-extracting format with pages that move like real pages. I liked it so much I will read it over and over again.
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