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Tea Time is a gentle, heartwarming picture book about a grandmother and granddaughter learning that spending time together matters more than things going according to plan. The story celebrates flexibility, family bonds, and finding joy in mishaps—core values for young children. There is no objectionable content, and the themes are entirely age-appropriate and positive for preschoolers through early elementary readers.
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A migh-TEA mix-up leads to a delightful day for a little girl and her grampy. Frannie and Grandy both have an idea about what the perfect day should look like, but when that day arrives, there is a migh-TEA mix-up. Tea gets splashed, sandwiches smashed, and expectations, crushed. Luckily, Frannie and Grandy discover th... A migh-TEA mix-up leads to a delightful day for a little girl and her grampy. Frannie and Grandy both have an idea about what the perfect day should look like, but when that day arrives, there is a migh-TEA mix-up. Tea gets splashed, sandwiches smashed, and expectations, crushed. Luckily, Frannie and Grandy discover that a perfect day is just one they spend together. New York Times bestselling author Beth Ferry partners with award-winning illustrator Dana Wulfekotte to bring us a funny and tender ode to the relationship between children and grandparents.
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ISBN 9781524741082 · Penguin