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Clara Bowman-Jahn worked as a registered nurse for thirty two years finally trading that job for her true love, writing. Clara's short stories have been published in the anthology of the "Campaigner's Challenges 2011" Book.When Clara is not writing, she does volunteer work for a local elementary school and her church. She also likes taking long walks with her husband, blogging, and reading books. She is a member of the Society for Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, Pennwriters, Bethesda Writer's Center and Round Hill Writer's Group. She lives in rural Loudoun County, Virginia with her humorous husband, a senior dog and two cats. And she is the proud mother of two wonderful grown sons and a grandmother to a delightful grandson.
Annie's Special Day is a cute children's picture book about telling time. Each illustration has a clock. It's great for early readers and will make a great addition to your children's book collection.
In "Annie's Special Day," a little girl celebrates her birthday with an adventure every hour. It is a basic concept book about time and clocks.
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Writing a review for a kids book is difficult because each child is different. What one likes another might detest. So here's what I can say...
When the book came, I let my son open the package! He was excited for a new book. We're a big book family. We read it at bed time. He loved helping me read the different clocks and asked lots of questions- a clear sign he was interested.
My son is about to turn 5 and although I had got him a watch before, he wasn't that interested in figuring out time- until we read the book. Now he's working harder on figuring out times. I'd say that is a good book then! :0)
Kids will love watching the clock with Annie as her special day unfolds and her friends join her for a slumber party that is so much fun she doesn't want to miss a minute of it. Parent's be prepared to read this book over and over as your child delights in the idea of staying up all night while effortlessly learning the basics of how to tell time. ***-Barbara Simpson Carducci, Author of "Storee Wryter Gets A Dog"
Take a delightful romp, hour by hour, through a very special day in Annie's life. It's her birthday, and every hour brings a new adventure. Join Annie through a day of celebration into the dark of night and finally sunrise in the morning. What great fun!-Suzanne L. Walls, Author, "Backyard Birds of the Piedmont"