The Skunk Who Lost His Cents - Panko, Nancy
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Emily is playing on her swing in the backyard when she sees movement near the porch. Dirt is flying through the latticework to make a pile on the grass. Someone, or something, is digging under the porch! She stops to investigate and encounters a small, sad skunk named Adam. He's lost something important. Emily sets out to help him. We have all been confused by words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. This charming story is perfect for kids learning the differences between such words. The whimsical tale is followed by a list of some common words that sound alike but…mehr

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Emily is playing on her swing in the backyard when she sees movement near the porch. Dirt is flying through the latticework to make a pile on the grass. Someone, or something, is digging under the porch! She stops to investigate and encounters a small, sad skunk named Adam. He's lost something important. Emily sets out to help him. We have all been confused by words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. This charming story is perfect for kids learning the differences between such words. The whimsical tale is followed by a list of some common words that sound alike but are spelled differently and have different meanings. Also included are several Fun Facts about skunks and an easy recipe for a tasty snack to make with a grown-up.
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Nancy Panko is a retired pediatric RN and author of the award-winning novels Sheltering Angels and Guiding Missal. If I Had a Baby Elephant... is the fourth title in her acclaimed children's books about animals, following Blueberry Moose, Peachy Possums, and The Skunk Who Lost His Cents. Nancy Panko is a frequent contributor to Chicken Soup for the Soul, and is a member of the NC Scribes, The Light of Carolina Christian Writers, and The Military Writers Society of America.Nancy and her husband migrated from Pennsylvania to North Carolina to live near their two children. They have four grandchildren and three grand-dogs. They love being in, on, or near the water of Lake Gaston with their family.