S. Y. Turner

Lazy Daisy (GREEN BOOKS, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Daisy is a pretty little girl who loves naps, pillows, and everything soft and cozy-but she's also a bit too lazy! Her family, especially her caring daddy, is worried she's missing out on life's adventures. One day, he does something extraordinary that transforms Daisy's world forever.

What does her daddy do? How does it change Daisy?

Jump into this delightful children's picture book filled with fun, warmth, and an inspiring message about growing up, motivation, and the magic of love and support from family.

Perfect for kids ages 3-8, this heartwarming story encourages early readers to explore self-improvement, learn responsibility, and develop emotional awareness-all through an engaging and beautifully illustrated tale.

✨ Great for bedtime reading and classroom discussion ✨ Encourages healthy habits and emotional growth ✨ A sweet read-aloud book for parents and teachers

Happy reading! Happy growing!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: S.Y. TURNER
• Altersempfehlung: ab 6 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. März 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201334093
• Artikelnr.: 63665542

Autorenporträt

S.Y.Turner is a storyteller and author with a journalism and medical background. She also studied philosophy at the City University of London. She wrote her first poem when she was only eight. She produced many poems, short stories, plays for screen and stage, and over 60 fiction books for children and young adults. She loves kids and strives to educate and entertain them with her fantastically fun stories. And yes, she, too, was in love with Dr. Seuss's stories when she was little. And yes, she, too, read every volume of Harry Potter and admires J.K.Rowling as a children's book writer. ​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​S.Y.Turner is a strong advocate of correct parenting and mental health. Because she believes "It is easier to build strong children than repairing broken adults," just as Frederick Douglass once said. Hence, her stories aim to build strong kids with invincible spirits.