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Jellybean
Lisa Titus is a full-time mother and wife. Born and raised in Southwestern Ontario, Canada; she now resides in Michigan, USA. She is married to Mark and together they are raising three beautiful daughters; Jaleesa, Jessalyn and Jayden. Always an avid reader as a child, her heart is to encourage even the smallest of children to develop and learn a love for reading. Jellybean is the first in a collection of true to life happenings in the Titus household. Lisas passion and excitement for life is evident in her dedication to her family and to the school her daughters attend. She has served in the capacity of President and Treasurer of the P.E.E.K. group and continues as an active member of the P.T.A.
20 pages, Paperback
First published October 16, 2008
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February 27, 2010
This is a cute soft covered book about a girl named Jellybean. There are three short stories in it that can be used to help children deal with everday situations.
It says age wise it is for 9-12 year olds, but I think that is more the reading level than the actual book. My seven year old liked this book a lot and she could read it by herself, with a little bit of help. She asked a lot of questions about the stories, so it was a great discussion starter for her. I could easily read this to my 4 year old or 5 year old and have them enjoy and understand the story.
The stories cover meeting new people (being shy), new babies in the family, and going to school.
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It says age wise it is for 9-12 year olds, but I think that is more the reading level than the actual book. My seven year old liked this book a lot and she could read it by herself, with a little bit of help. She asked a lot of questions about the stories, so it was a great discussion starter for her. I could easily read this to my 4 year old or 5 year old and have them enjoy and understand the story.
The stories cover meeting new people (being shy), new babies in the family, and going to school.
** Review copy
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