Franklin Finds a Home - Simat, N. J.
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Franklin Finds a Home A tender story about love, belonging, and being chosen-perfect for children ages 3-8. Franklin is a small yarn frog with a big heart and a quiet hope: to be chosen. This beautifully illustrated tale celebrates handmade magic, the feeling of being seen, and the journey of finding where you belong. Inspired by a real yarn frog, Franklin Finds a Home reminds children (and grown-ups) that there's a special place for everyone. Perfect for: Bedtime snuggles and classroom reading Teaching empathy, patience, and self-worth Children who love stuffed animals, yarn crafts, or…mehr

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Franklin Finds a Home A tender story about love, belonging, and being chosen-perfect for children ages 3-8. Franklin is a small yarn frog with a big heart and a quiet hope: to be chosen. This beautifully illustrated tale celebrates handmade magic, the feeling of being seen, and the journey of finding where you belong. Inspired by a real yarn frog, Franklin Finds a Home reminds children (and grown-ups) that there's a special place for everyone. Perfect for: Bedtime snuggles and classroom reading Teaching empathy, patience, and self-worth Children who love stuffed animals, yarn crafts, or feeling understood *Includes a bonus activity page and heartfelt author note!
Autorenporträt
N.J. Simat is multidisciplinary writer from Atlanta, Georgia. She earned a BA in Pre-Veterinary Medicine from Georgia State, and studied creative writing at Emory. She is the author of two novels, Club Daze & The Subtle Realm (Canary Agency 2021), with the sequel Astral Academy forthcoming. Her poetry is sometimes written under late grandmother's name Xaida Jean, and has recently been published by Lemon Jelly Press. She is also the creative director for Phil Lit Journal. Across genres, Simat's work explores the tension between motive and resolution through catharsis and philosophical inquiry. You can explore her full body of work at njsimat.com.