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by Susan Pierson (Author), Marina Saumell (Illustrator)
Griffin Goose has a problem. His waddle is wiggly, his wiggle is wobbly, and no matter how hard he tries, he never seems to fit in with the other animals on Windy Willow Farm.
From Gabby the goat to Sammy the sheep, Griffin watches his friends do everything just right-while he feels all wrong himself. But when his wiggly, waddly antics spark a day full of flaps, flops, and tumbles, Griffin discovers that being different might be exactly what the farmyard needs-and that belonging starts with being yourself.
Why readers (and grownups) will love this story:
- A playful picture book for children ages 4-8 that celebrates courage, self-acceptance, friendship, and the joy of being yourself
- Filled with lively farm animals, gentle humor, and whimsical illustrations that will have kids giggling along with Griffin's "wiggly waddly" refrain
- Perfect for storytime, classroom read-alouds, or bedtime snuggles-especially for children learning about emotions, social skills, and belonging
Griffin Goose's Wiggly Waddly Day is a laugh-out-loud farmyard adventure with a tender heart, reminding kids that true belonging comes from embracing who they are.
