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Jennifer K. Mann

    Jennifer K. Mann transitioned from architecture to children's literature, bringing a unique perspective to her work. Her books are characterized by a playful inventiveness and an approach designed to spark curiosity and a love for the world in young readers. Mann focuses on simple yet profound themes in both her writing and illustrations, encouraging learning through play and discovery. Her distinctive style offers a fresh and engaging voice in children's literature.

    The Secret Language of the Body
    I Will Never Get a Star on Mrs. Benson's Blackboard
    Sam and Jump
    Two Speckled Eggs
    Josie's Lost Tooth
    • Josie is the first at almost everything, but she is the only person in her class with ALL her baby teeth

      Josie's Lost Tooth
    • Two Speckled Eggs

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading
      4.0(342)Add rating

      Set against the backdrop of a birthday party, this charming tale explores the feelings of isolation and the longing for acceptance experienced by those who feel like outsiders. The relatable protagonist navigates the challenges of social dynamics, making it a heartfelt story for anyone who has ever struggled to fit in. Through her journey, themes of friendship and belonging are poignantly highlighted, resonating with readers of all ages.

      Two Speckled Eggs
    • A sweet, reassuring story about friendship for all young readers who have ever loved, and lost, a special toy.

      Sam and Jump
    • Celebrating the diverse talents of children, this charming story highlights the unique skills each child brings to the table. It affirms their individuality and encourages appreciation for different abilities, making it a heartwarming read that promotes inclusivity and self-acceptance.

      I Will Never Get a Star on Mrs. Benson's Blackboard