Donkey and Penguin's Some Kind of Day - Marie, Denise
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Think black, white and gray! Penguin is a black and white thinker, making quick decisions that are usually "yes" or "no." Penguin thinks in extremes, so things may seem extra good or extra bad. Donkey is a gray thinker, seeing more options that "yes" or "no." Donkey sees a whole middle area of possibilities. Sometimes, too many options make it difficult to make decisions. Donkey needs a lot of time to think. Donkey and Penguin do not try to change each other's ways of thinking. They appreciate and help each other until their combined thinking makes everything work out.

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Think black, white and gray! Penguin is a black and white thinker, making quick decisions that are usually "yes" or "no." Penguin thinks in extremes, so things may seem extra good or extra bad. Donkey is a gray thinker, seeing more options that "yes" or "no." Donkey sees a whole middle area of possibilities. Sometimes, too many options make it difficult to make decisions. Donkey needs a lot of time to think. Donkey and Penguin do not try to change each other's ways of thinking. They appreciate and help each other until their combined thinking makes everything work out.
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Dr. Denise Marie writes and illustrates children's book for all ages, including adults! Dr. Denise believes that lighthearted stories that grapple with serious topics can be therapeutic to adults. Her story style is inspired by Aesop's Fables and the ability to create lovable and flawed animal characters. Dr. Denise Marie is passionate about Dysautonomia awareness, which led her to create the lovable character of Paxton the fainting goat in the book, Paxton Passes Out! She also owns the DonkeyPenguin trademark for the characters of Donkey and Penguin, two very different characters who help each other "think black, white and gray."