From author-illustrator Hala Tahboub comes a silly story about how Mango and Nan make the most of a canceled ice-cream outing. Perfect for readers of all ages who love the warmth and whimsy of books likeSaturdayandSwashby and the Sea.
From the brilliant mind of Hala Tahboub comes a topsy-turvy tale of a boy and his grandmother. All they want is a summer ice-cream cone, but instead they get an all-over-the-town adventure. Silly and sweet, Mango and Nan find that sometimes canceled plans and disappointment are best served with sprinkles.
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(Praise forKevin Goes First) A zany take on competitiveness, with subtle lessons in sequencing cleverly embedded. -Booklist
(Praise forKevin Goes First) [This] story successfully underscores the importance of being thoughtful and treating your friends as equals. -Kirkus Reviews
(Praise forKevin Goes First) Children will love discussing the different roles selected by Kevin’s friends and thinking about Kevin’s experiences . . . through the plot to its very funny and very just end. This book offers much food for thought in how we work together and take turns in different roles. -School Library Journal
(The Interrupted Plans of Mango and Nan) “Readers will come away knowing that amazing adventures can flow from best-laid plans.” -Publishers Weekly
(The Interrupted Plans of Mango and Nan) “A message about how anyone is big enough to do their part wrapped in a wacky, sweet package.” -Bulletin of the Center for Childrens Books
(The Interrupted Plans of Mango and Nan) “Humorous…[and] playful.” -Kirkus Reviews
(The Interrupted Plans of Mango and Nan) Repeated readings are certain to be requested. -School Library Journal
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