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Annie and Simon: Banana Muffins and Other Stories

Name: Annie and Simon: Banana Muffins and Other Stories
Brand: Candlewick
SKU: 9780763674984-CWUSDTR
Price: 99.0 HKD
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Catharine O'Neill (Author) • Catharine O'Neill (Illustrator) ... more

Edition: US - Hardback

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English • Age 5 - 8

64 pages • 6.38 x 9.3 x 0.52 in

Approx. weight: 0.8 lb

Publication date: 23 May,2017

Barcode: 9780763674984 • Candlewick

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By: Catharine O'Neill | Illustrator: Catharine O'Neill

Siblings Annie and Simon may be years apart, but the endearingly offbeat duo never fail to highlight the best — and silliest — parts of being brother and sister.

Little sister Annie and big brother Simon are (mostly) good friends, but even friends disagree sometimes. Annie is pretty convinced that their banana-muffin batter is lacking a certain crucial chocolatey ingredient, but all Simon can do is grumble about following the recipe. And when Annie unearths some precious items from her babyhood, Simon tells her she’s way too old to walk around with a pacifier in her mouth. But when baby Theo from next door loses his favorite toy, Annie, Simon, and even Hazel the dog prove once again that this little sister and big, big brother make a (mostly) terrific team. Returning for a third warm and wryly funny early chapter book, Annie and Simon are a testament to the fact that there isn't just one formula for the perfect family.