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A picture book from mom and Internet sensation Emily Morrow of “Really Very Crunchy”, featuring a story that highlights the importance of imaginative play to turn a regular, ordinary day full of the most mundane tasks into the most fun, creative, and inspired adventure for kids.
How can you turn a day filled with normal things like breakfast and chores into an unforgettable adventure? Use your Imagination! Little Helper, Big Imagination, by “Really Very Crunchy” mom and author Emily Morrow, is a unique picture book perfect for kids and grownups looking to transform an ordinary day into something playful and fun.
Any task can be turned into an opportunity for fun if you're ready to use your imagination.
“Little Helper, Big Imagination”:
• Is the perfect read-aloud for parents and children setting goals for family chores and a springboard for discussion on how to make at-home responsibilities more fun
• A fun read for children ages 4-8 that encourages independent play and imagination
• Presents the concept of imaginative play and ways to utilize that all-important skill in your family
• Features a note from Emily on how to incorporate more imaginative play in your own family and during at-home chores like cleaning up and even feeding the family pet
How can you turn a day filled with normal things like breakfast and chores into an unforgettable adventure? Use your Imagination! Little Helper, Big Imagination, by “Really Very Crunchy” mom and author Emily Morrow, is a unique picture book perfect for kids and grownups looking to transform an ordinary day into something playful and fun.
Any task can be turned into an opportunity for fun if you're ready to use your imagination.
“Little Helper, Big Imagination”:
• Is the perfect read-aloud for parents and children setting goals for family chores and a springboard for discussion on how to make at-home responsibilities more fun
• A fun read for children ages 4-8 that encourages independent play and imagination
• Presents the concept of imaginative play and ways to utilize that all-important skill in your family
• Features a note from Emily on how to incorporate more imaginative play in your own family and during at-home chores like cleaning up and even feeding the family pet