Into the Land of the Loud - Lazos, Pam
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We all know how loud kids can be. And how they never seem to listen -- at least not the first time -- when you tell them to settle down or use their "inside voice." "Into the Land of the Loud" is the story of Ben, a young boy who learns first hand what it means to be too loud when his entire family is magically transformed from normal folks into The Loud Family. Ben finds the noise brought on by this transformation unbearable, even for a kid, and as a result seeks refuge and in the process learns a vital lesson about the blessings of peace and quiet.

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We all know how loud kids can be. And how they never seem to listen -- at least not the first time -- when you tell them to settle down or use their "inside voice." "Into the Land of the Loud" is the story of Ben, a young boy who learns first hand what it means to be too loud when his entire family is magically transformed from normal folks into The Loud Family. Ben finds the noise brought on by this transformation unbearable, even for a kid, and as a result seeks refuge and in the process learns a vital lesson about the blessings of peace and quiet.
Autorenporträt
Sort by Pam Lazos, fellow writer/editor is an environmental lawyer; author of Oil and Water, an eco thriller about oil spills and green technology, of Six Sisters, a collection of novellas about family dysfunction, of Bad Pharma, a novel exploring life and death issues surrounding drug development, and of Into the Land of the Loud, a children's book; a former Editor-in-Chief for the Environmental Law and Technology Journal at Temple Law School; a ghostwriter; creator of the literary and eco blog www.greenlifebluewater.earth; an issues editor for the International Journal of Water Equity and Justice (University of Pennsylvania); on the Board of the Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper Association; a sustaining member of the Junior League of Lancaster; and a co-director of Red Rose Reuses, a community-based grassroots organization, working to eliminate the use of single-use plastics in her community. She practices laughter daily.