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by Betty Collier (Author), Cassandra Harris (Illustrator)
Six-year-old Ava's silly question to her twin brother reveals a not well thought out plan:
"Adam, wouldn't it be fun to trade places and trick Mommy?"
Come along for their adventures at school as they discover what can happen when a person pretends to be someone they are not. It's a priceless lesson even adults need to ponder.
Testimonials and Book Reviews from Mothers, Grandmothers, Educators, and a four-year-old preschooler
Adam and Ava Trade Places was exciting from the front cover to the back cover. Adam and Ava realized that their decision was not the best. They did not feel good about their actions and decided always to be themselves.
This book is a treat for young children to read and learn a life lesson.
I loved this story and cannot wait to get my five-year-old grandson a copy of each book in the series.
Alisa Goode, Professional School Counselor
Memphis, TN
This awesome book, Adam and Ava Trade Places, teaches children morals, honesty, and how important it is to be themselves. Parents know their children better than children know themselves. Adam and Ava show children they can always go to their parents with whatever problems they have. I plan to gift this book to my preschool graduates. I think it will be a #1 bestseller.
Glenda Yarbrough, Owner
Raleigh Hill Christian Academy
Adam and Ava Trade Places is a great book about being yourself as discovered through the innocent, but telling fun of twins.
Teresa Ward, Dean of Students
Greater Praise Christian Academy Lower School
This book is good. I wanna read it again!
Holston, age 4
