"Pitch perfect for an audience of children who want to be self-reliant and have the stubbornness to prove it!" - <i>School Library Journal</i><br />  

"Pitch perfect for an audience of children who want to be self-reliant and have the stubbornness to prove it!" - School Library Journal

A determined toddler sets out to get ready all by herself - but from putting on clothes to fixing her hair, nothing seems to go as planned. When her big sister needs a hand, she realizes they can help each other and make mornings a little easier. This bilingual English and French, humorous and heartwarming story perfectly captures a toddler's drive for independence.

  • Created to develop early English and French development
  • Explores themes of autonomy, frustration, and teamwork
  • Features a relatable family setting and sibling dynamics
  • Part of the Feelings & Firsts series, designed to help little ones through big early childhood moments
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Joining the Feelings & Firsts series: a young child humorously battles for independence while getting ready for the day.
“By myself. No, no, no! I can do it. Go, go, go!”

This toddler doesn't want any help . . . until big sister needs a helping hand. Turns out teamwork can be fun!

Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9798888597200
Publisert
2025-09-09
Utgiver
Barefoot Books Ltd
Vekt
340 gr
Høyde
165 mm
Bredde
170 mm
Dybde
17 mm
Aldersnivå
JN, 02
Språk
Product language
Fransk
Format
Product format
Innbundet
Antall sider
26

Forfatter
Illustratør

Biografisk notat

Sumana Seeboruth writes books inspired by the natural world and her two young children. A night owl, she is most likely to be found writing when her husband and children are fast asleep. She loves music and a noisy, happy house! Sumana is based in London, UK.

Maribel Castells is an illustrator from Mallorca, Spain. In 2020 she took part in PBChat Mentorship Program and was Daniel Wiseman’s mentee. Her work was shortlisted for the Illustrators’ Exhibition at the 2021 Bologna Children’s Book Fair. Her creative voice is somewhere between folk imagery and cut-paper aesthetic language, through a bold, mixed-media style with quirky color choices and retro vibes.