S. Y. Turner

I Want To Be An Artist (HONEY BOOKS, #5) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Felicity wants to be an artist. Her mother Emily does not agree, however.

She does not want Felicity to starve like most artists do. She is worried and wants to change Felicity's mind.

Felicity is adamant. She is sure that she is born to be an artist. She constantly burns to draw and paint. And she will never do anything else in her entire life.

Will Emilly let Felicity become an artist when she grows up?

Or will they constantly fight?

Why don't you discover it yourself now?

It is more fun that way.

Sneak into the world of Emily now and see how it feels to be Felicity in this sweet new storybook.

Your mum can jump into mind of Emily if she likes. That would be fun! You can have a great time together before kissing each other goodnight.

Happy reading!

Happy parenting!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: S.Y. TURNER
• Altersempfehlung: ab 6 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. April 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798215677414
• Artikelnr.: 67784307

Autorenporträt

S.Y.Turner is a storyteller and author with a journalism and medical background. She also studied philosophy at the City University of London. She wrote her first poem when she was only eight. She produced many poems, short stories, plays for screen and stage, and over 60 fiction books for children and young adults. She loves kids and strives to educate and entertain them with her fantastically fun stories. And yes, she, too, was in love with Dr. Seuss's stories when she was little. And yes, she, too, read every volume of Harry Potter and admires J.K.Rowling as a children's book writer. ​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​S.Y.Turner is a strong advocate of correct parenting and mental health. Because she believes "It is easier to build strong children than repairing broken adults," just as Frederick Douglass once said. Hence, her stories aim to build strong kids with invincible spirits.