Animals are People Too - Stroebel, Laura
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These poems and pictures are for all the unique children in the world, all those quirky little habits and mannerisms we have, that make us special and who we are. You may see yourself as really angry some days like Tough-Kitty Witty and want to take out your claws, or maybe you are more like Dudley the Donkey and don't always tell the truth, or maybe you are a mix. What really matters is that we try to understand one another, that we take the time and make the effort to teach and learn from one another. With compassion and understanding, there is hope-that we can form new friendships and make a kinder world to live in. That is my dream, anyway. ~ L.S.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
These poems and pictures are for all the unique children in the world, all those quirky little habits and mannerisms we have, that make us special and who we are. You may see yourself as really angry some days like Tough-Kitty Witty and want to take out your claws, or maybe you are more like Dudley the Donkey and don't always tell the truth, or maybe you are a mix. What really matters is that we try to understand one another, that we take the time and make the effort to teach and learn from one another. With compassion and understanding, there is hope-that we can form new friendships and make a kinder world to live in. That is my dream, anyway. ~ L.S.
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Autorenporträt
Laura Stroebel has been a Connecticut middle school educator for eighteen years. Over that time, she has met hundreds of children just like the characters in these poems and loved teaching them all. Laura says that every classroom is special, and so is every family. The more we learn from each other, the more we grow together as community. It's nice to think of this farm as one big family. The author is married and lives in Salem, Connecticut with her husband, Ken, and two children, Greta and Kiefer. She says there is a little Latisha Llama in Greta and a little Riddhi Rabbit in Kiefer. Their cat Toby (Kitty-Witty) and dog Chaucer (Howly McHowl) are both featured in the photographs.