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Being sick is never fun, but it helps to know exactly what a cold might need to go on its way. Follow along as a young child copes with a cold and makes note of everything important to feel better. . . . Sheban's soft-edged illustrations join Bottner's soothingly paced text, offering full-page and vignette illustrations to accompany complex sentences beat by beat and slowing down for languorous double-page spreads where a single clause or simple declarative sentence stops to take its time for, for instance, some 'music and a long, deep afternoon nap.' . . . Kids will find comfort in the familiar needs of the cold and knowing that they will get better soon to 'run around and cause just a little trouble' once again. --Kirkus Reviews

Soft graphite lines and even softer washed-out colors create illustrations that are as calm and comforting as warm chicken soup. With two dozen or fewer words per page, the story makes a good bedside read-aloud or read-alone. . . . A comforting book to share with a child experiencing the disagreeableness of a first cold. --School Library Journal Follow along as a young child copes with a cold and makes note of everything important to feel better. . . . Kids will find comfort in the familiar 'needs' of the cold and knowing that they will get better soon to 'run around and cause just a little trouble' once again. --Kirkus Reviews

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BARBARA BOTTNER Is a screenwriter, actor, lyricist, and author of more than forty children's books, including The New York Times bestseller Miss Brooks Loves Books.

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