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Little Helper, Big Imagination

Emily Morrow, illustrated by Sally Garland

Little Helper, Big Imagination asks how routine parts of a day can become an adventure. It points to breakfast and chores as ordinary starting points, then presents imagination as the means of making the day unforgettable. The description centers on the contrast between everyday tasks and imagined adventure, with creative thinking changing how those familiar experiences are seen.

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Themes
Adventure · Imagination
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Zonderkidz
Published
July 9, 2024
ISBN-13
9780310158127
Language
English
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