Sharon Esther Lampert

SCHMALTZY

IN AMERICA EVEN A CAT CAN HAVE A DREAM - WORLD FAMOUS CAT - TRUE STORY! 10 Year Anniversary Edition!: The Smartest Children's Books in The Whole World - The First Book of Color-Coded Vocabulary Words, Ages 7-12, 5 STAR REVIEWS!

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Produktbeschreibung

SCHMALTZY: In America Even a Cat Can Have a Dream Ages 7-12 The First Book of Color-Coded Words to Help Children Learn Meet Schmaltzy, the world's most famous pianöplaying cat! From abandoned kitten to celebrated virtuoso, Schmaltzy's true story shows children everywhere that dreams can come true-even for a cat in the big city. This inspiring, educational book blends biography, storytelling, and learning tools to captivate young readers ages 7-12. With color¿coded vocabulary words woven throughout, children expand their language skills while following Schmaltzy's adventures in New York City. Inside You'll Discover:A heartwarming true story of Schmaltzy and his companion Falafel, teaching resilience, friendship, and creativity. Color¿coded vocabulary words that make learning new terms fun, memorable, and easy. Educational enrichment: practice tips, study buddy lessons, and inspirational messages that encourage kids to put love and effort into everything they do. Entertainment & empowerment: a cat who becomes CEO, musician, and international star-proving that every child (and every cat!) can find their unique talent. Winner of the Children's Literature Bookworm Award, SCHMALTZY is more than a story-it's a tool for education, entertainment, enlightenment, and empowerment. Perfect for classrooms, libraries, and family reading time, this collector's edition will inspire children to dream big, learn joyfully, and believe in themselves.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: KADIMAH PRESS
• Seitenzahl: 164
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. September 2021
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 222mm x 221mm x 14mm
• Gewicht: 687g
• ISBN-13: 9781885872395
• ISBN-10: 1885872399
• Artikelnr.: 62665725

Autorenporträt

Sharon Esther Lampert's distinguished honors include the 100 Year Scholarship Award presented by NYC Mayor Edward Koch, the Empire State Math and Science Scholarship Award, and NYU's Multi¿Interdisciplinary Award. Sharon earned three degrees from NYU, represented her class at her Gallatin graduation, and cöauthored a scientific paper at Rockefeller University. She also received the Aish Hatorah Jerusalem Fellowship Award, won First Prize in both the Upper East Side newspaper writing contest and the WAVE newspaper art contest, and continues to inspire through her prolific literary output.