To See Or Not To See---The Story Of Kourtney's Glasses
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Sometimes you think you can see, but your eyes are simply fooling you and everyone else, including your mother. How could you be expected to know whether you see exactly like everyone else unless the doctor tests your eyes? Sometimes things are a mystery because you do see things, but not the way other kids see them. This is what happened with Kourtney and why she has glasses. In fact, she has lots of glasses and boy can she see things now@ Enjoy the illustrations and the poetry of Penelope Dyan and tell them all about the eye doctor and why they shouldn't be afraid to have their eyes tested. ...
Sometimes you think you can see, but your eyes are simply fooling you and everyone else, including your mother. How could you be expected to know whether you see exactly like everyone else unless the doctor tests your eyes? Sometimes things are a mystery because you do see things, but not the way other kids see them. This is what happened with Kourtney and why she has glasses. In fact, she has lots of glasses and boy can she see things now@ Enjoy the illustrations and the poetry of Penelope Dyan and tell them all about the eye doctor and why they shouldn't be afraid to have their eyes tested. After all, it doesn't hurt; and it can really help. A former K-12 teacher, published in 'The Kindergartner,' as well as in 'Instructor Magazine' and in 'Humpty Dumpty' children's magazine, and an award winning author, Penelope Dyan has put her expertise, love and knowledge of children to work in each of these children's books that serve as supplements to the Penny Mouse Early Reader Series. Dyan is also the author of 'Surfer Girl,'the first in a teen book series about a girl named Summer who surfs the waves of the ocean and life as she searches for her legacy. "Surfer Girl" was the winner of best teen book at both the 2008 New York Book Festival and the 2008 Hollywood Book Festival and is also recognized by Girls Voices In Literature Database, Miami University, Florida.
