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It Is OK to Scribble: Get Your Feelings Out with a Scribble
It Is OK to Scribble is a book to help kids get their feelings out with a scribble.
Being a kid is hard. Sometimes you have big feelings. Other times you may have feelings you do not understand. It is OK to have your feelings. This books is to help you get your feelings out with a scribble.
Details:
8.5" x 8.5"
Paperback
White pages
Best for crayons
25+ pages to scribble
About the author:
Anne Woodhouse is a mom of three who hopes her books make others smile. When she is not creating books you can find her running (under 5 miles), baking (chocolate chips cookies), or playing outside (year-round) in the Chicago weather. Thank you for checking out her books.
Being a kid is hard. Sometimes you have big feelings. Other times you may have feelings you do not understand. It is OK to have your feelings. This books is to help you get your feelings out with a scribble.
Details:
8.5" x 8.5"
Paperback
White pages
Best for crayons
25+ pages to scribble
About the author:
Anne Woodhouse is a mom of three who hopes her books make others smile. When she is not creating books you can find her running (under 5 miles), baking (chocolate chips cookies), or playing outside (year-round) in the Chicago weather. Thank you for checking out her books.
32 pages, Paperback
Published April 30, 2022
About the author
Anne Woodhouse
6 books1 followerAnne Woodhouse is a mom of three who hopes her books make others smile. When she is not creating books you can find her running (under 5 miles), baking (chocolate chips cookies), or playing outside (year-round) in the Chicago weather. Thank you for checking out her books.
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June 28, 2022
A neat, tight concept of a book--for kids of all ages. Scribble inside this shape. Scribble outside the circle. Scribble as hard as you can. Scribble with both hands. Scribble in a million different ways...until you're flexible enough to meet whatever life throws at you. Because coloring neatly inside the lines is only one way of being.
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