Where Did My Happy Go? - Penland, Annie
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Where Did My Happy Go? is a delightful book about a little boy who feels like he has lost his "happy" feelings. He goes on a search to find it by visiting all the places where he remembers having fun and feeling happy before. (But if the reader looks closely, Happy is never far from the little boy's side!) By bedtime, the little boy goes to sleep, knowing his Happy is home. This is a wonderful book that parents can curl up with their kids with on a bad day when nothing is going right. It is a positive-thinking book or self-help book for kids, showing that they are capable of helping themselves in finding ways to feel better.…mehr

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Where Did My Happy Go? is a delightful book about a little boy who feels like he has lost his "happy" feelings. He goes on a search to find it by visiting all the places where he remembers having fun and feeling happy before. (But if the reader looks closely, Happy is never far from the little boy's side!) By bedtime, the little boy goes to sleep, knowing his Happy is home. This is a wonderful book that parents can curl up with their kids with on a bad day when nothing is going right. It is a positive-thinking book or self-help book for kids, showing that they are capable of helping themselves in finding ways to feel better.
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Annie Penland was born on May 8, 1951 in Camden, Arkansas. She grew up and still resides a few miles outside Houston, Texas. She is a wife, mother, grandmother, foster mom, teacher, animal rescuer and life-long artist and writer. She combines her love of Art and Children and her love of Books by being a children's book author/illustrator! Her philosophy is to "Live life as a work of art" and fills hers with color, nature, family, art of all kinds, random acts of kindness and the sounds of barking dogs and children's laughter.