Wanda's Better Way
by Laura Pedersen
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Pub Date Nov 01 2017 | Archive Date Mar 08 2019
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Description
Advance Praise
"With short, easy to read and understand sentences and realistic illustrations, Wanda’s Better Way is a nice way to introduce STEM concepts and the scientific method to younger budding scientists and readers." —Rosemary Kiladitis, momreadit.wordpress.com
"The examples along with the methods should provide great inspiration for young readers to try solving their own problems." —Cindy Hudson, motherdaughterbookclub.com
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781682750148 |
PRICE | $17.95 (USD) |
PAGES | 36 |
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Featured Reviews
Wanda's Better Way is a story of a little girl finding herself-- for now.. Wanda drifts from activity to activity and the adults in her life notice she is bored. But in each activity, Wanda finds and solves a problem, through her own invention, using the scientific process. The book is beautifully illustrated and notable for Wanda being part of a biracial family. The illustrations are necessary to the story, which is sparsely told, using activities others in Wanda's family enjoy but which are not quite right for Wanda. An afterward includes an excellent introduction to the scientific process for children including the fact that success is not always the outcome and we must try again.
I received an ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
This was a cute story about a little girl that wants to try different jobs when she grows up. There are things about each job that she doesn't like, so she decides to invent ways to solve those problems. The pictures were bright and the text was simple.I like that the family was biracial.
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