In this Franklin TV Storybook, Franklin asks to tend Mr. Mole's garden for a few days, convincing Mr. Mole that he's grown up enough to handle the job. But Franklin forgets, and by the time he remembers, the garden is almost ruined. Franklin feels terrible, but when he takes responsibility for his actions, he discovers that maybe he's growing up after all.
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Sharon Jennings is an award-winning author of many books for young people, including C'mere, Boy! and Bearcub and Mama, a finalist for the Marilyn Baillie Picture Book Award. Sharon lives in Toronto.
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A Lesson in Responsibility.,
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This review is from: Franklin Tv #04 Franklin Forgets (Paperback)
Young Franklin Turtle keeps his room clean, helps out with chores, and is becoming a responsible turtle. When he learns that Mr. Mole is leaving on a four-day vacation and needs someone to water his flower garden, Franklin quickly volunteers. However, Franklin soon learns that agreeing to the job may have been more than he bargained.This book based on a children's television show is a delight to read to children. The illustrations are taken directly from the show and are bright, full of color and action. The moral of this particular story is about being responsible for the things we do and don't do in life. Great for children ages 3-8.
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This review is from: Franklin Tv #04 Franklin Forgets (Paperback)
Shows Franklin promises to do chores for Mr. Mole, but he forgets and does other things. Finally Mr. Mole returns to find his flowers are all droopy. Franklin admits to his error and Mr. Mole forgives him. Good book to show not to procrastinate, nor forget, not break promises.
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FRANKLIN fed his goldfish every day and tidied his room once a week. Read the first page New!
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Front Cover | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
FRANKLIN fed his goldfish every day and tidied his room once a week. Read the first page New!
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