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Little Bitty Octopus is a good little boy. We didn't say perfect. When he discovers something he can't resist, things get a little bit messy! A humorous narrative verse story for ages 2 to 6 years that introduces the idea of healthy eating and the principle of action and consequence. Includes directions & equipment for the (c)Nutrition Game and sing-a-long lyrics to Emel's Little Bitty Song. Themes: Octopus, food habits, social choice, stories in rhyme, Nutrition, sea creatures, making choices, cause and effect, Food, eating habits, narrative verse. Review: ""Little Bitty Octopus follows the misadventures of a young impressionable sea creature who gets himself into an icky sticky situation. It is a lovely tale with an important message about actions and consequences, and making good food choices, for all young readers."" Adrienne T. O'Connell, B.A., Grad. Dip. Ed., has taught children from indigenous classrooms in the wilds of the outback to multicultural suburban classrooms in a big city.

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"EDUCATOR REVIEW: ""Little Bitty Octopus follows the misadventures of a young impressionable sea creature who gets himself into an icky sticky situation. It is a lovely tale with an important message about actions and consequences, and making good food choices, for all young readers."" Adrienne T. O'Connell, B.A., Grad. Dip. Ed., has taught children from indigenous classrooms in the wilds of the outback to multicultural suburban classrooms in a big city. ; 5 STAR REVIEW: Little Bitty Octopus by J.R. Poulter is a fun, rhyming children's book about a young octopus. I really enjoyed reading Little Bitty Octopus by J.R. Poulter. The book is very well written and the rhyming gives the book a fun rhythm that children will enjoy. The pictures by Emel Alp Sari are very well drawn and clearly depict each scene. The book includes an activity that children will enjoy. I would definitely recommend this book to all young readers. Reviewed By Kristen Van Kampen for Readers’ Favorite"

EDUCATOR REVIEW: Little Bitty Octopus follows the misadventures of a young impressionable sea creature who gets himself into an icky sticky situation. It is a lovely tale with an important message about actions and consequences, and making good food choices, for all young readers. Adrienne T. O'Connell, B.A., Grad. Dip. Ed., has taught children from indigenous classrooms in the wilds of the outback to multicultural suburban classrooms in a big city. ; 5 STAR REVIEW: Little Bitty Octopus by J.R. Poulter is a fun, rhyming children's book about a young octopus. I really enjoyed reading Little Bitty Octopus by J.R. Poulter. The book is very well written and the rhyming gives the book a fun rhythm that children will enjoy. The pictures by Emel Alp Sari are very well drawn and clearly depict each scene. The book includes an activity that children will enjoy. I would definitely recommend this book to all young readers. Reviewed By Kristen Van Kampen for Readers' Favorite

EDUCATOR REVIEW: ""Little Bitty Octopus follows the misadventures of a young impressionable sea creature who gets himself into an icky sticky situation. It is a lovely tale with an important message about actions and consequences, and making good food choices, for all young readers."" Adrienne T. O'Connell, B.A., Grad. Dip. Ed., has taught children from indigenous classrooms in the wilds of the outback to multicultural suburban classrooms in a big city. ; 5 STAR REVIEW: Little Bitty Octopus by J.R. Poulter is a fun, rhyming children's book about a young octopus. I really enjoyed reading Little Bitty Octopus by J.R. Poulter. The book is very well written and the rhyming gives the book a fun rhythm that children will enjoy. The pictures by Emel Alp Sari are very well drawn and clearly depict each scene. The book includes an activity that children will enjoy. I would definitely recommend this book to all young readers. Reviewed By Kristen Van Kampen for Readers’ Favorite

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J.R.Poulter has worked as a senior educator, librarian, lecturer in English Expression, editor and in a circus. A multi-awarded author/poet with over 50 books to her name, she also writes poetry, YA and general readership fiction under J.R.McRae. ""Outstanding author"" Helen Chamberlain ""Highly original author with highly visual style"" Mark McLeod ""Australia's Scheherazade"" Dr. Florence Lewis, Professor of English Literature, Berkley, UC. Major Awards: * Children's Choice, New Zealand * in Top Ten Children's Books & YA Books, New Zealand, * ""Mending Lucille"" won Crichton, CBCA Award * Premier's Recommended Reading List, NSW, Australia * Poetry - Premier's Open Literature Award [Warana] * Simone Wood Award, USA - children's book on dance * LiFE Award, Literature for Environment [for 3 books] * Award-Winning Finalist, International Book Awards * Winner, Purple Dragonfly Award - Picture Books 5 and younger * ""Getting Home"" Winner, Purple Dragonfly Award - Best Illustrations * Readers' Favorite International Book Award Winner Websites: www.wordwings.wix.com/publishing

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