From the sparkly covered front, to finding the star on each page, this is a fun interactive read.  Adorably illustrated...your little one will quickly love Willow.  By the end of the book children will "get" the value of waiting and be cheering Willow on to make the right choice.
The first book in the series:  Can't-Wait 
Willow!
 
Willow is so excited that the Over-the-Top Circus has finally come 
to town! The only problem is, that when left to her own devices, she can’t say 
“no” to some good things. On the way to the show, she is distracted by enticing 
treats and fun that she just can’t turn down. Willow arrives late and is sad to 
find that, not only has she has run out of time, but money, and she won’t be 
able to enjoy the pink cotton candy she’s been dreaming of. Willow is given 
valuable advice and a second chance and is ultimately taught the lesson that 
sometimes in life you have to say “no” to good things to end up with something 
great!
 
About the Illustrator: Thanks to her 
first grade teacher, who recognized her superior skills in drawing a robin, 
Luanne Marten has been drawing, painting and sketching ever since.  She is a 
great experimenter and has a fresh, whimsical approach to bring her characters 
to life.
Website: The author's website has great 
resources to support the book, including a printable poster with 'Ways to Shine 
Bright,' as well as reward chart you can use at home with your 
children. 
Visit: http://www.alwaysshinebright.com 
About Shine Bright Kids:
The Shine Bright Kids series provides children and their families with a  relevant framework to help instill solid values and teach the importance of  making good choices. The principles that will be explored include: using good  judgment, taking responsibility, having a positive attitude, and demonstrating  perseverance.
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