Transitioning from a career in occupational therapy and journalism, this author brings a unique perspective to her writing. Her narratives delve into the complexities of the human psyche and the navigation of everyday challenges. Through compelling storytelling and intricately developed characters, she offers readers profound insights into the human condition. Her literary approach is marked by empathy and a keen ability to capture the nuances of relationships and internal struggles.
The narrative features Professor Goose, a great-niece of Mother Goose, who embarks on a mission to debunk the fantastical elements of classic fairy tales. As she examines stories like Goldilocks and the Three Bears, she highlights inaccuracies and provides scientific explanations, blending whimsy with educational insights. This unique approach invites readers to reconsider traditional tales through a critical, fact-based lens.
Franklin agonizes over what to give his mother on her birthday.
In the heat of excitement, Franklin invites all of his friends to his birthday party at Tamarack Play Park, but he soon learns from his parents that they can only afford to pay for two of his friends, not all of them, and Franklin wonders what to do. Original.
This Franklin Classic Storybook is the perfect sibling story of hurt feelings and learning to share.
This Franklin Treasury is a wonderful collection all about friendship.
In this Franklin Classic Storybook, Franklin realizes his fear about a class trip to the museum was unnecessary.
Now, for the first time, four of the most beloved Franklin stories are available in one volume in this Franklin Treasury. The complete text and illustrations for Franklin in the Dark, Hurry Up, Franklin, Franklin Fibs and Franklin Is Bossy have been combined in a beautiful hardcover edition that is sure to become a family favorite. Perfect for gift giving or as an introduction to the bestselling series, Franklin's Classic Treasury will delight old fans and new.
Even though he is very slow and has many distractions on the way, Franklin the turtle manages to get to Bear's house just in time for a special event.
In this Franklin Classic Storybook, our hero discovers the hard way that leaving people out is never nice.
"When the school organizes a Christmas toy drive for needy children, Franklin has trouble deciding which toy to give away" Cf. Our choice, 1999-2000.
