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Eileen Spinelli

    Eileen Spinelli crafts stories that delve into the complexities of young readers' lives, offering insightful perspectives on childhood experiences. Her work is characterized by a thoughtful approach to children's psychology, aiming to impart resonant messages. Spinelli's narratives often explore universal themes with a unique voice that speaks directly to the hearts and minds of children.

    Story Corner: Naptime, Laptime
    Feathers
    One Earth
    Do You Have a Hat?
    We're Better Together
    • We're Better Together

      • 48 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      This beautifully illustrated activity book celebrates the joys of community. It includes puzzles, activities and thoughtful questions.

      We're Better Together
      4.0
    • Rhyming text describes a great variety of hats worn by celebrities throughout history.

      Do You Have a Hat?
      3.9
    • One Earth

      • 26 pages
      • 1 hour of reading

      This beautiful environmental board book counts up to 10 and back down to 1, exploring reasons to love the planet and practical ways to take care of it.

      One Earth
      4.0
    • Feathers

      Poems About Birds

      • 39 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Here is a house, dear robin.The floor and walls are strong.It's safe from wind and snug from rainand yours for just a song.Birds of all kinds abound in this sprightly collection of feathery friends.How does a pelican say hello, a dipper swim, or a plover find a meal in a crocodile's mouth? Where does a cygnet go when it is frightened? These are some of the many questions explored in Eileen Spinelli's lyrical poems and Lisa McCue's charming pictures. Whether children are studying birds in the classroom or are just curious about bird antics and behaviour, this playful collection makes an ideal choice for all.

      Feathers
    • Story Corner: Naptime, Laptime

      • 24 pages
      • 1 hour of reading

      A cozy animal story presents the ideal way to begin an afternoon snooze, as a variety of sleepy creatures find their favorite places to settle down, from a comfy basket of yarn to grandma's lap.

      Story Corner: Naptime, Laptime