A fractured fairy tale to help kids slow down and find their energy, from New York Times bestseller and mindfulness expert Susan Verde!Once upon a time there were two neighbors, Hare and Tortoise. Although they lived side by side, they did things very differently.Hare did everything quickly and energetically. But she was so busy that she didn’t always pay attention to the things—or people—around her. Some might say she was too fast.Tortoise did everything slowly and thoughtfully. But sometimes he took so much time that he had trouble finishing things. Some might say he was too slow. What will happen when the two come head to head? In this original spin on a classic fairytale, New York Times bestselling author Susan Verde and illustrator Jay Fleck explore how too much of anything won’t get you across the finish line, and how having a friend to help you find balance is the best thing of all. Includes exercises to help YOU find your “just right.”
This is Book 2 in the Feel-Good Fairy Tales Series. See all Feel-Good Fairy Tales books here.
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Peter Reynolds is the illustrator behind the mega-selling Judy Moody and Stink series, as well as many other bestselling and award-winning picture books that he has written and illustrated, including The Dot (winner of the Christopher Award) and Ish. Susan Verde is the author of The Museum, illustrated by Peter Reynolds, which Kirkus described as "a sweet-na
More about Susan VerdeSusan Hood is the author of more than 200 children's books, including Ada's Violin: The Story of the Recycled Orchestra of Paraguay, illustrated by Sally Wern Comport, and Spike, the Mixed-up Monster, illustrated by Melissa Sweet. She has worked as the children's content director of Nick Jr. magazine and as an editor at Instructor magazine, Scholastic and Se
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