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Penelope Prancer - Book Seven in... - Jaci Byrne

Penelope Prancer - Book Seven in the BIG series of LITTLE problems

Jaci Byrne
Jaci Byrne , English
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'Penelope Prancer' is the seventh of eight books in the BIG series of LITTLE problems. Written for children between the ages of 3 - 7, the illustrated stories and sweetly rhyming words will entertain and educate children about how to cope with small problems that can seem very big to them.

Children can follow and learn from Penelope Prancer as she tries to persuade her mother to let her follow her dream of being a dancer. With the help of her aunty, Penelope finally convinces her mother to let her follow her dream.

Written by Jaci Byrne, who studied early childhood education, the sweetly rhyming words are ideal for reading aloud and will delight children as they follow along.

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