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by Nan Arkwright (Author), Joe Bauman (Illustrator)
Tijuana Ma?ana, the Anxious Iguana is a fun and engaging children's book about a young iguana who struggles with learning sight words. Tijuana finds the process of memorizing these words to be boring and frustrating, and he feels like giving up. But when he learns about how his "Upstairs Brain" and "Downstairs Brain" respond to challenges, he discovers that he can use his brain to overcome the discomfort and succeed.
Through a series of creative and relatable strategies, Tijuana Ma?ana learns to harness the power of his brain and push through the challenges of learning sight words. This heartwarming story, written by an author with experience working with children with learning differences, offers young readers a valuable lesson in perseverance and the importance of believing in oneself.
Perfect for children struggling with learning challenges, Tijuana Ma?ana, the Anxious Iguana is a delightful and inspiring story that will encourage readers to keep trying and never give up. With charming illustrations and relatable characters, this book is sure to become a favorite for parents, teachers, and young readers alike.
