Sassy Pants
Learns to Take Care of Others is the fourth and final book in the Sassy Pants Series. You do not need to
have read the previous books in the series to become quickly immersed in this
book.
The language is delightful, appropriate for young kids, and written in
such a way that would be fun for a parent to read to a young child, or for a
slightly older child (up to thirteen) to enjoy reading on his own.
The tone and affirmations throughout the book reflect
great life lessons—the virtues of kindness and caring, the sting of being
selfish or insensitive, and the willingness to be taught and become wise.
The illustrations are outstanding and bring to
life the words of the story. Kids will love the artist’s creativity, especially
the facial expressions of the animals.
I also enjoyed the dialog of the animal characters—so
appropriate and so child-like. And I appreciated the idea of respect and
authority for the elder animals in the story.
There is so much to like about the Sassy Pants Series. If you are looking for a great animal series
for kids for Christmas, I highly recommend it.
Your child will love the little Sassy Pants’ pig and the unexpected surprise
that awaits her at the end.
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In Carol A. Brown's own words:
In addition to being passionate about reading and writing, I enjoy nature, music, and playing the piano. I also do pottery, knit, crochet, and paint. David and I live in Juneau, Alaska. We have two daughters, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
My current faith assignment is to stay close to Jesus so that I can hear what He says and write it down.
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