In Penny and Her Marble, Penny finds a shiny marble and, at first, feels excited and proud. However, as she holds onto......
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In Penny and Her Marble, Penny finds a shiny marble and, at first, feels excited and proud. However, as she holds onto it, she begins to feel guilty because she didn’t ask for permission to take it. As Penny grapples with her feelings, she learns an important lesson about honesty and doing the right thing. The story captures Penny’s internal struggle in a gentle way that resonates with young readers. With its simple yet powerful narrative, Penny and Her Marble teaches children about integrity, responsibility, and the value of making amends.
This charming picture book, with its beautiful illustrations and accessible language, is ideal for young readers, offering both entertainment and a thoughtful moral lesson.
Why Read This Book
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Teaches Responsibility: Penny learns the importance of honesty and taking responsibility for her actions.
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Encourages Empathy: The story shows how doing the right thing can lead to personal growth and positive outcomes.
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Perfect for Early Readers: Simple sentences and delightful illustrations make it easy for young children to follow along.
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Gentle Moral Lesson: The book delivers an important life lesson in a way that is gentle and relatable for children.
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Relatable Character: Penny's emotions and dilemmas are relatable for young children, making it a great tool for discussing moral decisions.
About the Author
Kevin Henkes is a celebrated author and illustrator known for his engaging children's books, including the beloved Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse and the Mouse Books series. His works often explore themes of emotions, friendships, and personal growth. Henkes' style is known for its warmth, simplicity, and emotional depth, making his stories perfect for young readers navigating their early emotional experiences. His books have earned numerous awards, including the Caldecott Honor, and continue to be treasured by both children and adults alike.
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