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by Blair Northen Williamson (Author), Taylor Woolley (Illustrator)
For fans of Grumpy Monkey and Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! comes Birthday Bash, an uptight mouse with a party to plan.
A laugh-out-loud adventure that teaches kids how to handle big emotions and find creative solutions!
Kiko the Mouse is determined to host the perfect birthday party aboard his houseboat.
But when a buzzing bug crashes his cupcake preparations, Kiko's frustration leads to a chaotic chain of mishaps--boat holes, gushing leaks, and sinking party plans!
Can Kiko, with the help of his clever friends, keep his cool long enough to patch things up?
Or will his over-the-top reaction sink his party?
Packed with hilarious antics and relatable lessons, Birthday Bash is perfect for kids ages 4-8.
With its vibrant illustrations and playful storytelling, Birthday Bash helps children identify their feelings, laugh at life's messes, and discover that sometimes, even uninvited guests become unexpected friends.
Set sail for fun, friendship, and a splash of self-awareness with Kiko and his crew!
Author Biography
Blair Northen Williamson is from Richmond, Virginia but has spent much of her childhood on the coast of North Carolina where she developed a passion for the ocean. After graduating from the University of Virginia, her love of nature and the ocean led her to work as a sailing captain and a scuba diving instructor! Blair writes stories that inspire change and empower children to protect our oceans. Her debut picture book, Island Girls: Free the Sea of Plastic, was named a Book Excellence Award Winner in 2023. You can find out more about Blair at www.theislandwriter.com Taylor Woolley is a children's author and illustrator living in Atlanta, Georgia. She has a soft spot for stories that mix humor with a little bit of heart. Taylor is an active member of SCBWI and Julie Hedlund's 12x12 Picture Book Challenge. She was a 2022 PBParty finalist and has received numerous recognitions for her illustrations through SCBWI. Taylor once bought a small tortoise from a stranger at a gas station in rural Illinois. That tortoise is now the size of a dinner plate and still growing! You can find out more about Taylor at www.woolleystories.com
