A-Z According to Mikey - Honeycutt, Amy
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Mikey's teacher said A is for Apple, B is for boy, C is for cat, D is for Dog, and so on. Is that what you learned too? I thought so...but Mikey started to wonder if maybe the alphabet went a bit more like this: What if B was for Blue? A rock and roll baboon I saw last week at the zoo. One of my favorite letters is M and it's not for Monkey or Mom. M is for the mismatched shoe day, my favorite day of school. O is for odd, which is exactly what you'll find at Owen J. Oswald's rare antiques at the corner of Opossum and Thyme. This is just the beginning of A-Z According to Mikey. So sit down and get ready to laugh because things are about to get silly!…mehr

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Mikey's teacher said A is for Apple, B is for boy, C is for cat, D is for Dog, and so on. Is that what you learned too? I thought so...but Mikey started to wonder if maybe the alphabet went a bit more like this: What if B was for Blue? A rock and roll baboon I saw last week at the zoo. One of my favorite letters is M and it's not for Monkey or Mom. M is for the mismatched shoe day, my favorite day of school. O is for odd, which is exactly what you'll find at Owen J. Oswald's rare antiques at the corner of Opossum and Thyme. This is just the beginning of A-Z According to Mikey. So sit down and get ready to laugh because things are about to get silly!
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Autorenporträt
Amy Honeycutt is a relatively new children's book author with a fun and fresh approach to learning the alphabet. Amy and her husband, Joe, have raised three children; Alexis, Jaren, and Abby. They currently live on a small, thirty-acre farm in Ohio where they care for many cows, horses, and even a few mini donkeys. Like many kids, the Honeycutt kids grew up with a love for books and storytime. Their favorite books were the ones that made them laugh. It didn't take long to realize that if you can keep them entertained, you can keep them engaged.