Bøger udgivet af Jennifer P. Hamel

An i is fuzzy about who it is because it is transparent, while its friends A, E O, U and Sometimes Y all have their own distinct color. While playing at making words with some consonants, the i becomes frustrated because it feels it cannot be seen and quits. The other vowels discover some words are impossible to make without the i. As the i imagines all the different colors it wants to be, it also imagines all the things it wants. And what it wants comes to the i, sticking to it, making the i very hard to see. It is now a fuzzy i. The i realizes that it is not about what color it is or what it has that makes it a unique i. The I is perfect just the way it is. The Fuzzy i is the third children's book by author and illustrato Jennie Hamel. Jennie's engaging style of hand drawn illustrations and simple cartoon characters delights children of all ages. The Fuzzy i is a "reading to" book for children ages 3 to 6 and all children who are learning about vowels and consonants. The Fuzzy i is also a teaching story about how to be comfortable being oneself and being ok to be different and "me." There are twenty three short reading pages with illustrations makeing The Fuzzy i perfect for bedtime reading or any "reading to" time for both for parents and grandparents.Jennie Hamel is an artist and author/ilustrator of children's books. Her first book Robin's Magic Ice Cream Bowl: The Adventures of Robin and Gizmo, is a "reading to" chapter book for children ages 4-9. Robin and her cat Gizmo who fly into space in their ice cream cone rocket ship looking for a magic ice cream bowl on various planets made from ice cream toppings. It is a perfect bedtine reading book, one chapter a night, to be read over several nights.Jennie's second book, Voodles and Thwarts is about two imaginary things Voodles Thwarts living together in a land where the Thwarts don't want anyone to have any fun and the Voodles are all about fun. For more inforamtion about Jennie Hamel and her work visit www.JennieHamel.com

Robin and her sidekick, Gizmo the cat, fly into space in an ice cream cone spaceship to look for a new ice cream bowl because Gizmo broke Robin's favorite bowl for ice cream. Robin is a cartoon character and Gizmo is a big, gray striped cat with white feet and a magic meow. Together they visit several planets made from ice cream toppings such as Planet Peanut Butter Cup to search for the bowl. Robin's Magic Ice Cream Bowl is a full color children's picture book in chapters for children ages five to ten and adults or anyone who loves ice cream, space adventures and a large cat in a silver spacesuit. The reading level for young self readers is the third and fourth grade. There are five chapters, each chapter approximately ten pages, which allows for a multi session reading experience or the book may be read in one sitting. The Adventures of Robin and Gizmo: Robin's Magic Ice Cream Bowl is perfect for a continuing bedtime reading over several nights. Great for grandparents to read to their grandchildren!. The hand drawn color illustrations capture detail and whimsy. The lyrical story fosters imagination and silly, giggly fun. The Adventures of Robin and Gizmo is a series and each book chronicles a new adventure for Robin and Gizmo. The adventures stem from a simple curiosity or simple problem which leads Robin and Gizmo on fun, silly, imaginative pursuits or journeys. Robin's Magic Ice Cream Bowl is the first book in The Advenutres of Robin and Gizmo series. The stories and illustrations are created by author and illustrator Jennie Hamel. The inspiration for the books come from Jennie's friend Robin and her cat, the real Gizmo. Visit www.robinandgizmo.com to find out more about the author and about Robin and Gizmo's next adventure.