Bøger af Susan Peltier

All the kids in the neighborhood loved spending time in Widget's secrethideaway treehouse. They enjoyed hanging out, allowing their imaginations run wild. On this bright and sunny Saturday morning, they were bored.Gidget sighed, "I wish we had something to do."The group suggested a few ideas, but none were very interesting.Then, Bolt sprang up with a grin. "I've got an idea! How about astorytelling contest? The person who tells the wildest story wins!"Everyone agreed."That sounds like fun! Let's do it!" Nut exclaimed.

Widget had big dreams. As long as he could remember, he wanted to be an astronaut. But Widget knew that he couldn't go to space until he grew-up. He felt a sense of wonder and curiosity whenever he thought about the stars and planets. He loved to use his mind to explore the Universe. Today was one of those afternoons. "Aunt Beep, can we go to the library?, asked Widget. "Sure we can, let's go," said Aunt Beep. When they arrived, Widget grabbed several books and settled down to read.Then, he closed his eyes and imagined.

"Widget and the Family Tree" is a touching children's book that delves into the concept of family and the diverse forms it can take. The story revolves around Widget, a curious and empathetic young protagonist, and his inquisitive cousin, Gidget. While Gidget resides with her loving grandparents, Mina and Papa Sprocket, she finds herself pondering the meaning of parents when she receives a letter from school regarding Parents Day.

"Widget and the Messy Monster" is a delightful children's book that tells the story of Widget, an adventurous and imaginative young robot who has a unique problem-creating messes and leaving them behind. Widget learns about responsibility and the importance of cleanliness. Join Widget on on his journey filled with vibrant illustrations, laughter, and valuable lessons about tidiness, friendship, and personal growth. This charming book will captivate young readers while teaching them the joy of maintaining a tidy environment.

"Widget and the Big Splash" is a heartwarming children's book about Widget, who was scared of swimming more than anything else. Widget's friends loved swimming and often invited him to the local pool. He invented excuse after excuse to avoid going. "I have to build a robot that peels bananas," he said, or "I need to help my cat practice her tap-dancing routine."