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Fish Don't Sneeze
A story from the author behind the best-selling picture book, The Witch’s Cat and The Cooking Catastrophe!A fish that sneezes? It’s strange! It’s weird! It’s just not normal! And it’s the reason why no one wants to be friends with poor Sneezy the Fish.
When a little fish comes along with some big plans to help, Sneezy’s very keen to give them a go. But will they work? And will Sneezy finally find what he’s always been looking for?
A funny, feel-good tale about friendship, kindness and self-love – a perfect read for ages 2+The story is spectacularly brought to life through vibrant watercolour illustrations by the super-talented Nina Khalova.
Ideal for fans of Giles Andreae’s Giraffes Can't Dance, and Elmer by David McKee.Includes a link to a FREE downloadable activity pack for use at home or school!
When a little fish comes along with some big plans to help, Sneezy’s very keen to give them a go. But will they work? And will Sneezy finally find what he’s always been looking for?
A funny, feel-good tale about friendship, kindness and self-love – a perfect read for ages 2+The story is spectacularly brought to life through vibrant watercolour illustrations by the super-talented Nina Khalova.
Ideal for fans of Giles Andreae’s Giraffes Can't Dance, and Elmer by David McKee.Includes a link to a FREE downloadable activity pack for use at home or school!
36 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 19, 2020
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February 16, 2022
Potential spoiler alert: Near the end of this book, directed at very young children, Sneezy says: “…but I’ve had fun today and I’ve learnt something….This is who I am. I’m happy being different. I’m happy being ME.”
If that was all there was, I would not be writing the following: The author wants this book to help children “Be unique. Be different. Be You.” The publisher touts “important messages about friendship, kindness, and self-love at its heart.” That gives you the intentions but it may be the case of “reach exceeding grasp.” Sneezy is the only fish that sneezes and so he becomes socially ostracized. Sneezy asks, “Why doesn’t anyone want to be my friend?” Tiny, another fish, answers, “It’s because you are different. (Sneezing) It’s not very….normal.”
The whole book is spent trying to make Sneezy normal by using methods usually reserved for “curing the hiccoughs.” They fail spectacularly while knocking Tiny around, sending a starfish spinning, and almost dislodging the seaweed. After all of this, Sneezy isn’t disappointed. “….I’m happy being ME…And best of all. I’ve found a friend. YOU….”
This book is an easy read in ten minutes or less. It has some lovely illustrations (by Nina Khalova) and the bright colors used are sure to please little children. It may not be all that the publishers want to claim but it is not a bad way to open a discussion about important things. I will annotate this review after having a session with my little girls and gauging their interest and responses.
2.5*
My girls brushed by my reservations so this should get an additional star from them. Age 7 thought it was a charming and satisfying tale. Age 4.9 found the drawings delightful and liked participating in each remedy (doing the countdown and the inevitable "ahhhchoooo" that followed)
If that was all there was, I would not be writing the following: The author wants this book to help children “Be unique. Be different. Be You.” The publisher touts “important messages about friendship, kindness, and self-love at its heart.” That gives you the intentions but it may be the case of “reach exceeding grasp.” Sneezy is the only fish that sneezes and so he becomes socially ostracized. Sneezy asks, “Why doesn’t anyone want to be my friend?” Tiny, another fish, answers, “It’s because you are different. (Sneezing) It’s not very….normal.”
The whole book is spent trying to make Sneezy normal by using methods usually reserved for “curing the hiccoughs.” They fail spectacularly while knocking Tiny around, sending a starfish spinning, and almost dislodging the seaweed. After all of this, Sneezy isn’t disappointed. “….I’m happy being ME…And best of all. I’ve found a friend. YOU….”
This book is an easy read in ten minutes or less. It has some lovely illustrations (by Nina Khalova) and the bright colors used are sure to please little children. It may not be all that the publishers want to claim but it is not a bad way to open a discussion about important things. I will annotate this review after having a session with my little girls and gauging their interest and responses.
2.5*
My girls brushed by my reservations so this should get an additional star from them. Age 7 thought it was a charming and satisfying tale. Age 4.9 found the drawings delightful and liked participating in each remedy (doing the countdown and the inevitable "ahhhchoooo" that followed)
March 31, 2021
Delightful little book!
Fish Don't Sneeze by Kristine Watson is a delightful little story about a fish with no friends because he is different. A tiny fish decides to try and help him get rid of his sneezes. Sweet little story with a good moral.
Fish Don't Sneeze by Kristine Watson is a delightful little story about a fish with no friends because he is different. A tiny fish decides to try and help him get rid of his sneezes. Sweet little story with a good moral.
December 12, 2021
1. Don't take suggestions blindly.
2. Take care of the people who sticks with you through thick and thin.
Also, I have the similar sneezing kind of allergies. It sucks but it keeps people away.
2. Take care of the people who sticks with you through thick and thin.
Also, I have the similar sneezing kind of allergies. It sucks but it keeps people away.
November 23, 2020
Cute book for little kids that highlights that it's ok to be different, a moment that I thought the message would be something different, that being 'normal' is best (whatever normal is), very happy that wasn't what happened.
Colours of illustrations are good.
Acquired via KU.
Colours of illustrations are good.
Acquired via KU.
July 20, 2021
Beautiful illustrations - Nice story with an important message
Beautiful book. Nice friendship story. And kids will learn such an important message to love who they are.
I read this book as part of my KU membership.
Beautiful book. Nice friendship story. And kids will learn such an important message to love who they are.
I read this book as part of my KU membership.
March 5, 2023
Cute book about being different and finding friends who love you as you are. Colorful illustrations.
August 12, 2021
What a great adventure these two fish have! It was a fun read with beautiful illustrations.
It would make a wonderful bedtime story and the illustrations make it easy for kids to see what's going on, also.
It would make a wonderful bedtime story and the illustrations make it easy for kids to see what's going on, also.
May 29, 2022
nothing to sneeze at
Sneezy the fish is unusual. Fish don’t sneeze! Tiny the fish offers to help Sneezy solve his un-fishy problem, but maybe sneezing wasn’t the most important thing after all.
This fun story reminds us that you don’t have to be what other people expect to be valuable. I took off a star because this book needs a bit of editing, but the plot is fun, the style engaging, and the illustrations catchy. I recommend this book to anyone who sometimes feels different.
Sneezy the fish is unusual. Fish don’t sneeze! Tiny the fish offers to help Sneezy solve his un-fishy problem, but maybe sneezing wasn’t the most important thing after all.
This fun story reminds us that you don’t have to be what other people expect to be valuable. I took off a star because this book needs a bit of editing, but the plot is fun, the style engaging, and the illustrations catchy. I recommend this book to anyone who sometimes feels different.
February 28, 2023
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March 15, 2023
Bright and colorful illustrations with very good expressions on the faces of the two primary fishes make for a fun read. The vocabulary is a bit advanced and will require adult assistance until 2nd or 3rd grade. Additionally, there are a few Britishisms that might appear unusual to savvy American kids: learnt vs. learned, amongst vs. among, dived vs. dove…
Great use of humor will entertain adults in the artwork. I especially enjoyed the prominent proboscis on Sneezy and the fact that Tiny wore glasses and it was never mentioned. These two misfit fish become fast friends while trying to cure Sneezy of his ailment.
Author, Kirstie Watson’s story provides lots of opportunities to have conversations with your kids about a variety of topics: friends, bullying, judgement, kindness, tolerance, faithfulness and more. “Fish Don’t Sneeze” would make a good addition to your family library📚
Great use of humor will entertain adults in the artwork. I especially enjoyed the prominent proboscis on Sneezy and the fact that Tiny wore glasses and it was never mentioned. These two misfit fish become fast friends while trying to cure Sneezy of his ailment.
Author, Kirstie Watson’s story provides lots of opportunities to have conversations with your kids about a variety of topics: friends, bullying, judgement, kindness, tolerance, faithfulness and more. “Fish Don’t Sneeze” would make a good addition to your family library📚
February 23, 2023
Fish Don't Sneeze is a children's book authored by Kirstie Watson and illustrated by Nina Khalova. It's primary theme is to teach people that it's okay to be different. We begin the book with a fish, one that experiences a problem; he sneezes. Nicknamed Sneezy by the other fish, he can't find any fish to be his friends. Fortunately he finds someone to talk to, Tiny the fish.
In Tiny's efforts to help, he teaches Sneezy a bunch of different ways that might help Sneezy get rid of the sneezes. I think it's written in a fun way, and I think it will really encourage any reader to use silly voices, and experiement with volume. Plus, it has a bit of counting so kids can get a bit of practice in.
While it does seem a little sad for a bit, there are some upbeat points where Sneezy and Tiny are trying to problem solve the issue. I think it might be inspirational to younger readers; that there are all sorts of ways to help fix things. And, like the story implies, if you can't change the issue, sometimes it's okay to accept it and to understand that it's okay if you're not the same as everyone else.
The illustrations are gorgeous. One of the reasons I enjoy looking at books like this is to see all the beautiful drawings. This book has some really great scenes, with some absolutely beautiful textures. First and foremost, I love many of the sand textures. And the way the Khalova has drawn the seaweed is perfect! There are all sorts of interesting drawings to focus on in the book; in the backgrounds, there are even beautiful illustrations of whales and jellyfish. The work is simply marvellous!
Overall, I think it's a bit of fun. The story is quite charming, and I think many kids will relate to the theme. Plus, I'm sure everyone will absolutely love the illustration work!
In Tiny's efforts to help, he teaches Sneezy a bunch of different ways that might help Sneezy get rid of the sneezes. I think it's written in a fun way, and I think it will really encourage any reader to use silly voices, and experiement with volume. Plus, it has a bit of counting so kids can get a bit of practice in.
While it does seem a little sad for a bit, there are some upbeat points where Sneezy and Tiny are trying to problem solve the issue. I think it might be inspirational to younger readers; that there are all sorts of ways to help fix things. And, like the story implies, if you can't change the issue, sometimes it's okay to accept it and to understand that it's okay if you're not the same as everyone else.
The illustrations are gorgeous. One of the reasons I enjoy looking at books like this is to see all the beautiful drawings. This book has some really great scenes, with some absolutely beautiful textures. First and foremost, I love many of the sand textures. And the way the Khalova has drawn the seaweed is perfect! There are all sorts of interesting drawings to focus on in the book; in the backgrounds, there are even beautiful illustrations of whales and jellyfish. The work is simply marvellous!
Overall, I think it's a bit of fun. The story is quite charming, and I think many kids will relate to the theme. Plus, I'm sure everyone will absolutely love the illustration work!
July 25, 2024
"Fish Don't Sneeze" by Kirstie Watson, illustrated by Nina Khalova, is a delightful and heartwarming children's book that beautifully encapsulates the essence of self-acceptance and the value of true friendship.
The story follows the adventures of a fish who finds herself sneezing—an unusual occurrence for a fish, leading to a series of humorous and touching moments. Through vibrant illustrations and engaging storytelling, Watson and Khalova bring to life a charming underwater world where children are encouraged to embrace their unique qualities.
One of the book's standout messages is that being different is not something to be ashamed of. Instead, it highlights the importance of self-acceptance and the idea that true friends will stand by you, no matter what. This theme is particularly resonant for young readers, who are often navigating their own journeys of self-discovery and friendship.
Khalova's illustrations are colorful and captivating, adding an extra layer of charm to the narrative. Each page is filled with delightful details that will capture the imaginations of both children and adults alike.
Overall, "Fish Don't Sneeze" is a cute and inspiring story that encourages children to embrace who they are. It reassures them that true friends will always be there, supporting and loving them for their unique selves. This book is a wonderful addition to any child's library and is sure to be a favorite for storytime.
The story follows the adventures of a fish who finds herself sneezing—an unusual occurrence for a fish, leading to a series of humorous and touching moments. Through vibrant illustrations and engaging storytelling, Watson and Khalova bring to life a charming underwater world where children are encouraged to embrace their unique qualities.
One of the book's standout messages is that being different is not something to be ashamed of. Instead, it highlights the importance of self-acceptance and the idea that true friends will stand by you, no matter what. This theme is particularly resonant for young readers, who are often navigating their own journeys of self-discovery and friendship.
Khalova's illustrations are colorful and captivating, adding an extra layer of charm to the narrative. Each page is filled with delightful details that will capture the imaginations of both children and adults alike.
Overall, "Fish Don't Sneeze" is a cute and inspiring story that encourages children to embrace who they are. It reassures them that true friends will always be there, supporting and loving them for their unique selves. This book is a wonderful addition to any child's library and is sure to be a favorite for storytime.
July 19, 2021
Note, I have not read this to my child yet, so I cannot comment on how well this book does for its target audience.
That said, I enjoyed this book more than I thought. The concept of a fish sneezing is hilarious and the effects of his sneezing even more so. The illustrations are beautiful and really brings the story to life.
I found the main character relatable and felt sympathy for him. I thought it was funny/strange that he took on the name that the other fish used to tease him (perhaps having a nickname and a real name was too advanced a concept?). None of the fish want to be his friend until he meets Tiny. At first I was annoyed that the book was turning into a “I’m going to fix you” style book, which I was glad did not come to pass. In the end, it’s about being happy with who you are. I understand that this is a picture book, but I really felt that the transition from fixing to I’m happy the way I am was abrupt and didn’t feel as authentic as it could have. I saw several lost opportunities where the friendship between the two fish could have been strengthened and wouldn’t have taken much more page time. I was still left feeling like Tiny wanted to fix Sneezy even though Sneezy is happy with himself and happy to have someone to hang out with.
Overall, this story is sweet, funny, and has a good message and definitely worth reading.
That said, I enjoyed this book more than I thought. The concept of a fish sneezing is hilarious and the effects of his sneezing even more so. The illustrations are beautiful and really brings the story to life.
I found the main character relatable and felt sympathy for him. I thought it was funny/strange that he took on the name that the other fish used to tease him (perhaps having a nickname and a real name was too advanced a concept?). None of the fish want to be his friend until he meets Tiny. At first I was annoyed that the book was turning into a “I’m going to fix you” style book, which I was glad did not come to pass. In the end, it’s about being happy with who you are. I understand that this is a picture book, but I really felt that the transition from fixing to I’m happy the way I am was abrupt and didn’t feel as authentic as it could have. I saw several lost opportunities where the friendship between the two fish could have been strengthened and wouldn’t have taken much more page time. I was still left feeling like Tiny wanted to fix Sneezy even though Sneezy is happy with himself and happy to have someone to hang out with.
Overall, this story is sweet, funny, and has a good message and definitely worth reading.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
August 26, 2021
A particular fish had an unusual problem.
He sneezed all the time.
The other fish nicknamed him Sneezy.
No one wanted to be his friend.
Tiny (fish) gave Sneezy several ideas.
I do not receive any type of compensation for reading & reviewing free books from publishers & authors. Therefore, I am under no obligation to write a positive review, only an honest one.
An awesome book cover, great hand-drawn colored pictures, charming illustrations & proper font & writing style. A very professionally written children’s (preschool/elementary age) storybook. It was quite easy for me to read/follow from start/finish & never a dull moment. There were no grammar/typo errors, nor any repetitive or out of line sequence sentences. Lots of exciting scenarios, with several twists/turns & a great set of unique characters, settings, etc. to keep track of. This could also make another great children’s educational presentation (love), movie, an animated cartoon, or better yet a mini-TV series. There is no doubt in my mind this is an extremely easy rating of 5 stars.
Thank you for the free author; Telltale Tots Ltd.; FreeBooksy; Amazon Digital Services LLC. Kindle Mobi book
Tony Parsons MSW (Washburn)
He sneezed all the time.
The other fish nicknamed him Sneezy.
No one wanted to be his friend.
Tiny (fish) gave Sneezy several ideas.
I do not receive any type of compensation for reading & reviewing free books from publishers & authors. Therefore, I am under no obligation to write a positive review, only an honest one.
An awesome book cover, great hand-drawn colored pictures, charming illustrations & proper font & writing style. A very professionally written children’s (preschool/elementary age) storybook. It was quite easy for me to read/follow from start/finish & never a dull moment. There were no grammar/typo errors, nor any repetitive or out of line sequence sentences. Lots of exciting scenarios, with several twists/turns & a great set of unique characters, settings, etc. to keep track of. This could also make another great children’s educational presentation (love), movie, an animated cartoon, or better yet a mini-TV series. There is no doubt in my mind this is an extremely easy rating of 5 stars.
Thank you for the free author; Telltale Tots Ltd.; FreeBooksy; Amazon Digital Services LLC. Kindle Mobi book
Tony Parsons MSW (Washburn)
September 29, 2021
A-A-A-CHOO! 🐠
When a little speckle-nosed fish (nicknamed Sneezy) starts feeling sad and alone and isolated, a yellow tang named Tiny suggests several activities that might help him find his courage and stop the involuntary sneezes.
This sweet little fish tale reminds each young reader to embrace their individual uniqueness, and it reassures anyone feeling a bit different that it’s okay if “normal” seems out of reach!
The beautiful illustrations are all colorfully whimsical and complement the storyline nicely. Kids will spot sea turtles, starfishes, hermit crabs, seagulls, jellyfish, seahorses, clams, whales, an octopus, and even a spooky shipwreck! They’ll get the opportunity to practice counting to 10 along with Sneezy, and they’ll get to see a friendship develop along the way.
When a little speckle-nosed fish (nicknamed Sneezy) starts feeling sad and alone and isolated, a yellow tang named Tiny suggests several activities that might help him find his courage and stop the involuntary sneezes.
This sweet little fish tale reminds each young reader to embrace their individual uniqueness, and it reassures anyone feeling a bit different that it’s okay if “normal” seems out of reach!
The beautiful illustrations are all colorfully whimsical and complement the storyline nicely. Kids will spot sea turtles, starfishes, hermit crabs, seagulls, jellyfish, seahorses, clams, whales, an octopus, and even a spooky shipwreck! They’ll get the opportunity to practice counting to 10 along with Sneezy, and they’ll get to see a friendship develop along the way.
February 9, 2022
Fish don't sneeze is a whimsical beautifully illustrated children's book with prose. I prefer children's books that don't rhyme and this one has a very fun story of a fish who can't stop sneezing and wants to become like the others.
Not only the story focuses on friendship and acceptance it's cleverly also a counting book (1 to 10) that immediately invites educators and children to a read-out-loud session and "Atchoooo" as loud as possible.
Beautiful and vibrant illustrated with watercolors textures and filled with detail.
I recommend it to parents, teachers, and librarians.
Not only the story focuses on friendship and acceptance it's cleverly also a counting book (1 to 10) that immediately invites educators and children to a read-out-loud session and "Atchoooo" as loud as possible.
Beautiful and vibrant illustrated with watercolors textures and filled with detail.
I recommend it to parents, teachers, and librarians.
July 1, 2021
i will never look at a fish again without thinking about them with normal human noses. lol!! 2 funny. great idea. great illustrations. i really enjoyed this read ... i wish more would be this size when reading through KU. they tend to be super tiny ... in the medium of the screen on the kindle. so that makes the text almost unreadable. but this ...whatever did happen ...it is just right. great read. i enjoyed it. well done!!
March 30, 2022
Fish Don't Sneeze by Kirstie Watson, Nina Khalova
Very colorful children’s book about fish. Sneezy felt very alone the other fish had things to do, places to go and they didn't include him as their friends.
Because he is different the others just don't understand.
Tiny has a plan to help him make friends. They tried many different things to no avail.
They find a very good solution to the problem...
Thanks for the author and they request a review. Ends with dedication page.
Very colorful children’s book about fish. Sneezy felt very alone the other fish had things to do, places to go and they didn't include him as their friends.
Because he is different the others just don't understand.
Tiny has a plan to help him make friends. They tried many different things to no avail.
They find a very good solution to the problem...
Thanks for the author and they request a review. Ends with dedication page.
April 18, 2023
A fishy tale to let kids know, it's OK to be different.
What a delightful little read, a fishy tale about learning to love yourself. A bright colourful book set deep beneath the ocean waves. It brings joy and laughter, along with a message to young ones, letting them know it is OK to be different.
Highly recommended with stunning illustrations and lots of exciting seacreatures for children to seek out and find on every page. Happy Reading 📚📖🐠🐙🐢🐟🐚🌊
What a delightful little read, a fishy tale about learning to love yourself. A bright colourful book set deep beneath the ocean waves. It brings joy and laughter, along with a message to young ones, letting them know it is OK to be different.
Highly recommended with stunning illustrations and lots of exciting seacreatures for children to seek out and find on every page. Happy Reading 📚📖🐠🐙🐢🐟🐚🌊
November 21, 2020
Lovely story, beautifully illustrated!
Such a lovely story about being different, and how this isn’t a bad thing! Friends can be found in the most wonderful places.
Lovely writing and stunning illustrations. This is the second book I’ve read by the author and I’ll be back for more!
Such a lovely story about being different, and how this isn’t a bad thing! Friends can be found in the most wonderful places.
Lovely writing and stunning illustrations. This is the second book I’ve read by the author and I’ll be back for more!
March 31, 2021
Sneezy needs a friend
Sneezy the fish seems to be the only fish in the sea who sneezes. This makes him strange and a bit frightening to others. Just wanting to make some friends, he finally stumbles across Tiny, a small fish with a big heart and even bigger plans to help Sneezy stop sneezing. Will it work, or will Sneezy come to accept who he is? Read to find out!
Sneezy the fish seems to be the only fish in the sea who sneezes. This makes him strange and a bit frightening to others. Just wanting to make some friends, he finally stumbles across Tiny, a small fish with a big heart and even bigger plans to help Sneezy stop sneezing. Will it work, or will Sneezy come to accept who he is? Read to find out!
February 28, 2023
An okay book for the little ones but it does not really illustrate the lesson it wants to teach - accepting that we are different and loving ourselves. Sneezy just arrives at that conclusion after trying to stop his sneezing but it's not clear how. But hey, at least he got a friend so there's that.
The watercolour illustrations are nice.
The watercolour illustrations are nice.
March 3, 2023
The pictures and illustrations are really colourful and cute. As an adult who knows all the 'so called cures for sneezing', I found the story funny; however I found it long for small children, and they wouldn't get the fun out of the old-fashioned cures.
When our grands are here, I will read it to them and change this review if I am wrong.
When our grands are here, I will read it to them and change this review if I am wrong.
March 25, 2023
A funny and sweet story about being different and friendship too.
A little fish sneezes all the time, he is named Sneezy by the other fish who do their best to avoid him. Poor Sneezy is sad and alone until he meets someone who tries to help him fight his sneezes.
This was a really enjoyable read and I love a story with a message too.
A little fish sneezes all the time, he is named Sneezy by the other fish who do their best to avoid him. Poor Sneezy is sad and alone until he meets someone who tries to help him fight his sneezes.
This was a really enjoyable read and I love a story with a message too.
November 21, 2020
Warning! a lot of sneezing in this book😂
My kids loved this book, cute story and adorable illustrations. Definitely recommend for all parents. Learning some numbers was a great idea too.
My kids loved this book, cute story and adorable illustrations. Definitely recommend for all parents. Learning some numbers was a great idea too.
November 21, 2020
Beautiful book
A wonderful story, well written and beautifully illustrated. Teaches children to be kind to those with differences and accept their own differences as part of who they are. A lovely book we will enjoy time and time again.
A wonderful story, well written and beautifully illustrated. Teaches children to be kind to those with differences and accept their own differences as part of who they are. A lovely book we will enjoy time and time again.
April 1, 2021
Fish Don‘t Sneeze
A book about a fish that sneezes and a little fish who comes to his aid. In the end, the sneezing fish comes to accept himself as he is and gains a friend in the process. Nice illustrations and well written.
A book about a fish that sneezes and a little fish who comes to his aid. In the end, the sneezing fish comes to accept himself as he is and gains a friend in the process. Nice illustrations and well written.
April 9, 2021
Fun but sneezy
See sneezing is annoying for everyone at least he has cool effects when he sneezes. A very fun book more about friendship and fun than anything else, beautifully illustrated with hand drawn pictures (rare these days). A worthwhile read.
See sneezing is annoying for everyone at least he has cool effects when he sneezes. A very fun book more about friendship and fun than anything else, beautifully illustrated with hand drawn pictures (rare these days). A worthwhile read.
April 9, 2021
A Great Life Lesson
I love the colourful illustrations and the excellent life lesson of this book that it’s ok to be different. My 3 year old granddaughter was very engaged in the listening.
I love the colourful illustrations and the excellent life lesson of this book that it’s ok to be different. My 3 year old granddaughter was very engaged in the listening.
April 10, 2021
Cute book about friendship and being different
Sneezy fish is different and has no friends, until he meets Tiny. Together they try to cure his sneezes and become fast friends.
This was a cute bedtime story with a good message. The illustrations are great!
Sneezy fish is different and has no friends, until he meets Tiny. Together they try to cure his sneezes and become fast friends.
This was a cute bedtime story with a good message. The illustrations are great!
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