In this sequel to Hugs and Kisses, Hugs’s littermate Wags takes center stage. A worrywart, Wags nervously joins her parents and siblings on a trip to town, and when she gets separated from her family, her worst fears seem to be coming true. A savvy market cat offers good advice: “Go back to where you last saw your family.” But it is Wags’s woeful cries that save the day, reuniting her with her loving mother. Like her brother Hugs, Wags will owrry her way into the hearts of young readers.
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Text: English (translation)
Original Language: German
Original Language: German
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Christophe Loupy works as a nursery school teacher and writer of picture books, novels, and filmscripts. His first book for North-South was Hugs and Kisses . He lives in France.
Eve Tharlet was born in France and spent most of her childhood in Germany. She studied art in Strasbourg, France. Among her books for North-South are Christmas Won't Wait and the earlier books about Davy and the Rabbit family.
Eve Tharlet was born in France and spent most of her childhood in Germany. She studied art in Strasbourg, France. Among her books for North-South are Christmas Won't Wait and the earlier books about Davy and the Rabbit family.
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Don't Worry, Wags,
By RMR (Baton Rouge, LA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Don't Worry, Wags (Hardcover)
A simple, but true tale for the overly cautious child. It sends a message of hope to not worry about what might be and enjoy what is. And the world IS a big and wonderful place to explore. But, getting lost and alone in a crowd is a very real fear in many young children. Wags is a afraid of many things and worries. Wags explores the market with his family, gets separated because he gets distracted, makes a new friend in a cat and a policeman, but is joyfully reunited with his mother. Mother doesn't scold him for getting lost, but welcomes him back and say he can always go to market with the family. The repetition of "Don't worry, Wags", coupled with simple, large, soft watercolored pictures invite the young child to relax and "Don't worry". Ages 2 to 6.
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Wags was a worrier. Read the first page New!
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Front Cover | Front Flap | First Pages | Back Flap | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
Wags was a worrier. Read the first page New!
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Front Cover | Front Flap | First Pages | Back Flap | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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