I Don't Want To Go To The Big School On The Hill. A Mister C Book series, #2

Par : Ing Ledlie
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-393-60826-4
  • EAN9781393608264
  • Date de parution06/12/2020
  • Protection num.pas de protection
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurRelay Publishing

Résumé

The first Mister C series book, now as a second edition... Mister C has just turned five years old, and is transitioning from day-care to kindergarten. Mister C is struggling with the idea of going to the big school on the hill; he asks many questions and talks about his worries about going to school with his parents. The answers are discussed through conversations with his Mummy and Daddy, when he comes home from work.
This eventually settles Mister C's mind and stormy emotions; he then feels ready to go to the big school on the hill...
The first Mister C series book, now as a second edition... Mister C has just turned five years old, and is transitioning from day-care to kindergarten. Mister C is struggling with the idea of going to the big school on the hill; he asks many questions and talks about his worries about going to school with his parents. The answers are discussed through conversations with his Mummy and Daddy, when he comes home from work.
This eventually settles Mister C's mind and stormy emotions; he then feels ready to go to the big school on the hill...