Oodle Doodle - Spade, Mary Frances
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Let the hide-and-seek adventure begin! Sometimes the best way to find a friend... is to create one! Get ready for a joyful game of hide-and-seek in Oodle Doodle, an imaginative picture book for young readers! In this delightful story, the reader is invited on an adventure to discover the mysterious and silly Oodle Doodle-checking shoes, socks, toes, and even noses! But when all the usual hiding spots come up empty, creativity becomes the key to discovery. With playful verse and a joyful spirit, Oodle Doodle invites young readers into a whimsical world where imagination brings new friends to…mehr

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Let the hide-and-seek adventure begin! Sometimes the best way to find a friend... is to create one! Get ready for a joyful game of hide-and-seek in Oodle Doodle, an imaginative picture book for young readers! In this delightful story, the reader is invited on an adventure to discover the mysterious and silly Oodle Doodle-checking shoes, socks, toes, and even noses! But when all the usual hiding spots come up empty, creativity becomes the key to discovery. With playful verse and a joyful spirit, Oodle Doodle invites young readers into a whimsical world where imagination brings new friends to life. Perfect for storytime, this charming book encourages curiosity, creative, and self-expression. Ideal for ages 3-7 A sweet and playful celebration of creativity and self-discovery
Autorenporträt
MARY FRANCES SPADE is a poet, songwriter, and native Kansan, currently living in Lawrence, Kansas, with her husband, Ken. She is also a retired hair stylist and floral designer, but her first love has always been writing poetry, especially fun poems she shared with her three grandchildren, Zach, Katie and Ryan. She hopes this book helps to inspire children's creativity and imagination and believes in every child's ability to create their very own "Oodle Doodle."