To Peach Their Own - Sammon, Jeff
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A playful picture book about minding your own business A punny reminder to live and let live In a whimsical world full of diverse fruity characters, Little Peach has a lot to say-and not all of it is polite. As they walk through a colorful fruitland, Little Peach blurts out every thought... until Big Peach gently reminds them: "If it's not for you, just say, 'To peach their own!'" Perfect for ages 3-8, this laugh-out-loud story helps kids learn: * How to be more mindful with their words * The value of kindness * The importance of keeping an open mind & heart * That we're all different-and…mehr

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A playful picture book about minding your own business A punny reminder to live and let live In a whimsical world full of diverse fruity characters, Little Peach has a lot to say-and not all of it is polite. As they walk through a colorful fruitland, Little Peach blurts out every thought... until Big Peach gently reminds them: "If it's not for you, just say, 'To peach their own!'" Perfect for ages 3-8, this laugh-out-loud story helps kids learn: * How to be more mindful with their words * The value of kindness * The importance of keeping an open mind & heart * That we're all different-and that's okay! With vivid illustrations and an inclusive lesson, To Peach Their Own is a must-have for parents, teachers, and anyone raising empathetic little humans. Great for fans of silly-sweet books A different fruit doing something cute with each turn of the page ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Sometimes you'll see something that's new, outside your comfort zone. Well, if you think it's not for you, just say, "To Peach Their Own." Do you see somebody-not like you-who lives a different way? Perhaps you should ignore it and just go about your day. 'Cause we're not all alike, and that's a good thing, I must say. We all have our own preferences in how we live and play. So if you see a person, born next door, or far away, Remember! They're both valid. They're both good. They're both okay."