Too Many Words

IHP0464

Debbie Brooker

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Annabelle loves to talk! She talks so much her friends get annoyed and walk away from her.

Annabelle plays detective to find solutions to fix this issue so her friends will want to play with her again. However, there is still one special friend who listens to her every word no matter what. Who could that be?

About the Author

Debbie Brooker lives in Queensland, is married, and is the mother of two adult sons. Having been a community volunteer in various ways for over 30 years, coordinating a parents’ support group for 20 of those years, she now enjoys bringing positive and motivating stories to children.

Her first book Flowers for Penny introduced us to shy Penny and showed how the simplest of kind interactions can have far reaching positive effects on a child’s life.

In this book we meet outgoing chatty Annabelle in a new adventure of social discoveries.

OTHER BOOKS BY DEBBIE BROOKER

Dog Gone front cover - other books by the same author Thoughts Are Free front cover - books by the same author

Product details

Format: Saddle-stitched
Dimensions: 210mm x 210mm
Pages: 28 pgs

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Great Read!

My kids ended up getting all 3 of your books and they’re constantly on high rotation for bedtime reading! You are up there with Julia Donaldson in their eyes.

All in all, a great book!

Debbie has worlds of experience about the challenges children face. She writes with charm and wisdom.
“Too Many Words” is a terrific book.
While a joy for all kids and families, teachers and speech language pathologists will particularly love this book and find it a powerful teaching tool.
So many children today struggle with pragmatics, the unwritten rules of social interaction. While “Too Many Words” focuses specifically on Annabelle’s dilemma of talking too much and listening too little, the story is delightfully open, enabling conversation to lead into many other areas - being too loud, too tactless, too lacking in empathy, for example, and, not least, the use of figurative language, which so many children struggle with. After all, might the world really run out of words if Annabelle uses too many of them?
All in all, a great book!