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Mo Has a Problem
Sometimes a tiny itch
can grow into a BIG problem!
Follow Mo, a shy, sneaker-loving Beaver, on a quest around the lake to solve his growing problem. As a diverse group of woodland friends offer remedies to Mo's troubles, Mo discovers a valuable lesson about listening and the true essence of friendship - presence.
Mo Has a Problem, a children's picture book by Scott Campbell, illustrated by Eric Hawkins, offers young readers a whimsical introduction to Social Emotional Learning (SEL). Designed for Early Readers and to be read aloud by parents and teachers.
Includes 22 adorable illustrations and a Bonus Map!
Check out Mo's Instagram page!
@book_of_mo
can grow into a BIG problem!
Follow Mo, a shy, sneaker-loving Beaver, on a quest around the lake to solve his growing problem. As a diverse group of woodland friends offer remedies to Mo's troubles, Mo discovers a valuable lesson about listening and the true essence of friendship - presence.
Mo Has a Problem, a children's picture book by Scott Campbell, illustrated by Eric Hawkins, offers young readers a whimsical introduction to Social Emotional Learning (SEL). Designed for Early Readers and to be read aloud by parents and teachers.
Includes 22 adorable illustrations and a Bonus Map!
Check out Mo's Instagram page!
@book_of_mo
40 pages, Hardcover
Published December 15, 2021
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June 30, 2022
Mo the beaver has a back itch and cannot find relief. Many animals come to say hi and offer advice but their suggestions don't work. Finally Liv the raccoon helps Mo out with a back scratch.
The rhyming is clumsy and the book is inconsistent in places. For example, when Mo tells the rabbit that he's fine, the rabbit responds with "Well, fine is not great". But when his back is finally scratched he exclaims that he is "Finally fine!".
Just meh. Not recommended.
The rhyming is clumsy and the book is inconsistent in places. For example, when Mo tells the rabbit that he's fine, the rabbit responds with "Well, fine is not great". But when his back is finally scratched he exclaims that he is "Finally fine!".
Just meh. Not recommended.
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