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There's a new addition to the Frink family! Pinky deals with all of the emotions surrounding the adoption of her new baby brother, Peter.
What a surprise for Pinky when she learns that her parents are adopting a new baby brother! Pinky falls in love with him the moment he is placed in her arms, even though at times she feels like the new baby is getting all of her parent's attention. This darling, rhyming book depicts some of the changes in family life and a sibling's apprehension when a new baby comes into the household. The illustrations are colorful and adorable, while the storyline gently provides hints about respecting parental authority, family values and responsibility for younger siblings.
| |  | | Pinky and the Wild Horses
Pinky visits the wild horses of Assateague, Chincoteague and Currituck.
Pinky loves horses, so her father and mother plan a family trip to Assateague, Chincoteague and Currituck where wild horses still roam freely. The family is astounded by the beauty of the islands and by the family groups of horses flourishing there. Pinky learns how to safely observe these wonderful creatures safely and develops a special bound with a particular young colt that frequents their campsite during their stay. The book contains factual information about the wild horses that inhabit the barrier islands off the US Atlantic coast.
| |  | | Pinky Gets a New Puppy
Pinky quickly learns that a new puppy carries a lot of responsibility as her and her new four-legged friend, Zinky the Yorkie bond.
Pinky, after obtaining her parent's permission, is getting a new puppy. Enjoy this wonderful rhyming story as Pinky learns how to care for her new pet and train her new little friend, Zinky the Yorkie. Pinky quickly learns that being responsible for her puppy's welfare takes a lot of work, but also comes with many rewards as Zinky melds into the family. As with all Pinky Frink Adventures, subtle hints about responsibility, respecting parental authority and family values are interspersed in the story line.
| |  | | Pinky Goes Camping
Pinky goes on a camping trip with her family to the Grand Canyon.
Pinky is excited because it's time for the Frink's family vacation and they're off to go camping at the Grand Canyon. As a first-time camper, Pinky quickly learns that you wake early as the many birds act as Mother Nature's natural wildlife alarm clocks. With her baby brother, Peter and her parents, Pinky learns how this great chasm developed and about the animals that inhabit the area. She also finds out that parental restrictions and park rules help to ensure her safety. Follow Pinky and her family as they hike trails, go on nature walks and even roast some marshmallows by the campf | |  | | Pinky Goes Spelunking
Pinky explores Calrsbad Caverns with her father.
When Pinky's dad must go away to New Mexico on a business trip, the whole family tags along and makes it a vacation. As a child, Mr. Frink enjoyed exploring caves and caverns, and now he wants to share a spelunking experience with his daughter, Pinky. Pinky learns about cave formations, including stalactites and stalagmites, and about the bats who frequently live in caves. Factual information about Carlsbad Caverns appears throughout the adorable rhyming storyline. The book follows Pinky and her dad as their father-daughter outing progresses throughout their exploration of the caves at the | |  | | Pinky Helps a Friend
Pinky helps her dyslexic friend, Mary.
Favorite children's character, Pinky Frink sets an example for early juvenile audiences about the challenges friends face when they have a learning disability. Pinky's best friend, Mary, has dyslexia and Pinky is right there to help her friend anyway she can. When Mary becomes disheartened as classmates laugh at her, Pinky offers friendship and assistance. The two girls lay out a plan to help Mary achieve her goal of obtaining a passing grade on her next spelling quiz. With some guidance from her mother, Pinky engages Mary is activities to assist her in overcoming her learning challenges. W | |  | | Pinky Visits New York
Pinky and her family explore the Big Apple and their train trip to get there is part of the adventure.
Pinky and her family visit New York City and part of their adventure is the train trip they take to get there. Come along with Pinky as she takes a carriage ride around Central Park, takes a ferry to see the Statue of Liberty, and views exhibits at the art museum. Of course the family also has to have lunch at a New York deli and get in some time for shopping. Exploring the Big Apple makes the time fly by quickly and soon the family is heading for the train ride home. The adorable rhyming storyline and the vivid illustrations will capture the attention of young readers.
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Pinky travels to a distant planet and encounters strange beings, who land a hand when her rocketship requires repair.
Pinky takes off in her rocket ship to explore the far reaches of outer space and makes some new, if unique, friends during her journey. When she runs into a dilemma, her new extraterrestrial friends help save the day by providing a solution. As with every one of Pinky Frink's Adventures, she displays proper etiquette and relies on parental guidance to see her safely through her travels. Is Pinky the newest deep space explorer or has her adventure been an imaginative dream? You'll have to read the adorable rhyming story to find out!
| |  | | Pinky Visits the Zoo
Pinky learns lots of fun facts about the animals while having a blast on her trip to the zoo with her best friend, Mary.
Together with their mothers, Pinky Frink and her best friend Mary Frack take a trip to the city zoo. They enjoy a wonderful picnic lunch while learning about different animals. They even get to feed some of the animals and Pinky gets surprised when a bird lands on her shoulder! The illustrations are colorful and adorable, while the rhyming storyline gently provides hints about respecting parental authority, family values and personal responsibility.
| |  | | Pinky Vists the Seashore
Pinky and her mom have a girl's weekend at the seashore, where Pinky learns all about the wildlife at the coast while enjoying some quality time with her mom.
A delightful story in rhyme format about spending quality time exploring the seashore with your child. Pinky's mom takes her daughter away to the beach for a special mother-daughter weekend. Learning about the wonders of nature's beachside creatures is such fun when it's done with your mom!
| |  | | Pinky's Alphabet Fun
Learning the alphabet can be fun when you're playing a nifty game! Pinky and Mary show you how.
Learning your ABC's can be lots of fun when playing a game with a friend! Favorite character, Pinky Frink, invites her pal Mary to join in her new alphabet game. Together the pals search the house and the yard for items that start with the letters on their alphabet blocks. With highlighted text, the rhyming story bolsters recognition. The bright graphics enhance the story and grab the eye. Follow along with Pinky and Mary while they play their alphabet game or use their game as an example to play it at your house! A great learning book for juvenile audiences and a fun activity for a rainy d | |  | | Pinky's Happy Holiday
Follow Pinky and her parents as they sail away on her first cruising vacation.
Pinky's parents are taking her on her first cruise vacation. Pinky is kept very busy with lots of fun activities. The family enjoys visiting historical sites and all kinds of water sports, plus fun events on the cruise ship. As with all Pinky Frink Adventures, subtle hints about acting responsibly, respecting parental authority and family values are interspersed in the story line.
| |  | | Pinky's Healthy Habits
Follow Pinky throughout her days as she practices a healthy lifestyle.
The healthy habits children learn in their early years stay with them for a lifetime. Pinky's Healthy Habits promotes proper hygiene, a healthy diet, the benefits of exercise and children's safety, all in a fun rhyming story that will engage a juvenile reader. Along with gladly completing assigned chores, Pinky also practices other aspects of a well-rounded, healthy lifestyle, such as reading for pleasure, maintaining a personal journal and performing charitable works with her family. This wonderfully endearing story gently promotes basic family values and a healthful approach to life in a |
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How To Grow A Puddle
by Edie Batstone
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 This second book in Edie's 'Puddle' series is filled with wonderful catchy rhyming poems that have positive nostalgic messages. Her whimsical illustrations carry the poems along on ripples of warm vibrant colours. |
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