Clemmy Learns to Talk - Crocker, I. Caroline
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Clemmy and her family discover that real communication means hearing with your heart. In Clemmy Learns to Talk, the lovable bulldog shows that communication isn't just about words-it's about understanding, love, and listening with your heart. When Clemmy's new family learns to "hear" her unique language, and she learns to understand theirs, they build a special bond that brings them closer than ever. This charming picture book for ages 3-7 gently teaches the importance of all kinds of communication. Perfect for parents, teachers, and caregivers wanting to encourage empathy and connection in…mehr

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Clemmy and her family discover that real communication means hearing with your heart. In Clemmy Learns to Talk, the lovable bulldog shows that communication isn't just about words-it's about understanding, love, and listening with your heart. When Clemmy's new family learns to "hear" her unique language, and she learns to understand theirs, they build a special bond that brings them closer than ever. This charming picture book for ages 3-7 gently teaches the importance of all kinds of communication. Perfect for parents, teachers, and caregivers wanting to encourage empathy and connection in young children.Heartwarming story teaching children the importance of communication beyond words Features lovable bulldog Clemmy and her family's journey to understand each other Perfect for kids ages 3-7 learning empathy, listening, and expressing love Gentle Christian message about love, connection, and family bonds Ideal for bedtime reading, preschool classrooms, and family storytime Beautifully illustrated to engage young readers and encourage discussion
Autorenporträt
Dr. Crocker is an immigrant born to an immigrant and on for generations. That wanderlust rubbed off. Her parents moved from the Netherlands to Canada while her mother was expecting her. She has lived in Canada, Iowa, England, California, Texas, and Virginia. Her career has been equally varied. She trained as a scientist in microbiology and immunology and worked in medical research before teaching cell biology, microbiology, and other subjects. She also founded a nonprofit, helped start a technology company, tutored, and worked in communications.Now, she's doing what she loves: enjoying her eight grandchildren, gardening, and writing books-adult books, big kid books, little kid books, and even a book on doing microbiology in your kitchen. Truth that reads like fiction.