No School for Ben - Pang, Daphne
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"This is a cute children's book that teaches an important lesson to children who may want to skip school for no real reason at all. The story Pang has written is an entertaining one, and the illustrations by Dwain Esper are of a high quality that match the written descriptions perfectly. This book would be a great story for any child, as its bright colors and well written tale both delights, and offer a moral at the end. Everyone is needed, everyone is special." - Red City Review A bored six-year-old Ben decides one morning not to go school any more. He would rather stay home in his…mehr

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"This is a cute children's book that teaches an important lesson to children who may want to skip school for no real reason at all. The story Pang has written is an entertaining one, and the illustrations by Dwain Esper are of a high quality that match the written descriptions perfectly. This book would be a great story for any child, as its bright colors and well written tale both delights, and offer a moral at the end. Everyone is needed, everyone is special." - Red City Review A bored six-year-old Ben decides one morning not to go school any more. He would rather stay home in his comfortable surroundings at home. What shall Mom do on this routine morning rush to make Ben get ready for school and herself for work. Find out what happens
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Autorenporträt
After living several years in Wisconsin and Hawaii, Daphne Pang and her husband, David, now reside in Phoenix, Arizona for over 30 years. She left a banking career, and now helps run her husband's beauty service business. She obtained training from the Institute of Children's Literature to write for pleasure. Her first short story, Fill the Room, was published by EDP Publishing Co., Singapore. She writes stories based on true life events, such as this book, No School for Ben, inspired by her two sons, George and Arthur, during their growing years.