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    Hugs and Popsicles
    Hugs and Popsicles
    Hugs and Popsicles
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    Hugs and Popsicles

    By Jeannie Pitt

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    A collection of magical poems and illustrations to encourage the importance and wonder of imagination, both in children and in the adults who bring them up into this marvelous world.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJeannie Pitt
    Release dateSep 21, 2010
    ISBN9781452338170
    Hugs and Popsicles
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    Jeannie Pitt

    Jeannie Pitt has been making money online for over 10 years. She is an avid writer, web designer and artist. She has an Etsy store and a vendor shop at Driftwood Mall. She enjoys finding unique collectibles or turning recycled items into art. She is skilled at the art of freelance writing and enjoys writing on many different subjects. Her favorite subjects include anything creative and inspirational. She currently has a published children's poetry book called, Hugs and Popsicles.

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      Summary:This is a collection of assorted and random children's poetry. Some of the poems relate to everyday things kids understand like brushing their teeth or going to bed.Personal Reflection:Some of the poems were entertaining, others were not.Classroom Extension:The poems in this book were short and could be used as good transition tools or a quick daily use of poetry in the classroom.

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    Hugs and Popsicles - Jeannie Pitt

    Hugs and Popsicles – A Cure for the Imagine-Nation was written by Jeannie Pitt and illustrated by Stephen M. Phillips, II. Its purpose is to inspire the masses, both children and adults, with poetry that opens the heart and spreads laughter and joy.

    Colorful drawings are coupled with simple stories that encourage the imagination to reach into the soul and fly. You’ll have a little giggle and feel a bit freer after reading these delightful tales.

    Fill your days with magic and cure your woes with wonder. Hugs and popsicles are the cure for all that ails you…

    Published by Jeannie Pitt at Smashwords

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