Books with author Sonya Annita Song

Many of us know that peanut butter can be a delicious condiment. But did you know Peanut Butter is also a wonderfully nutty character than can blob and sing? Follow Peanut Butter as he blobs his way along in this upbeat story with adorable illustrations in a charming and delightful tale about a nutty character.*** Peanut Butter was a guy Who never compromised, For surely, he thought, Nobody is nuttier than I. As king of all the nuts You'd find him almost anywhere - Sometimes lurking in your fridge Or nibbling on your hair. "Oh, that's your fault," He'd quickly say If ever he was caught. "Your fridge seemed rather lonely," OR "Your hair was in a knot."***The illustrations make the book appealing and accessible to children as young as 2 and 3 while the humorous story will entertain children ages 4 (preschool), 5 (kindergarten), 6 (Grade 1), and 7 (Grade 2), as well as any child who loves peanut butter and singing condiments.Vocabulary Building:There are several challenging words in this nutty story that present excellent opportunities for contextual learning - "Can you guess what that word means from the illustration and words around it?"Parents and teachers can help teach children the indispensable reading skill of interpreting unknown words by using the surrounding words and illustrations as helpful clues.Tip: "Guile" can be described as being "tricky" or "sneaky."Get this wonderfully nutty book today!

Many of us know that peanut butter can be a delicious condiment. But did you know Peanut Butter is also a wonderfully nutty character than can blob and sing? Follow Peanut Butter as he blobs his way along in this upbeat story with adorable illustrations in a charming and delightful tale about a nutty character.*** Peanut Butter was a guy Who never compromised, For surely, he thought, Nobody is nuttier than I. As king of all the nuts You'd find him almost anywhere - Sometimes lurking in your fridge Or nibbling on your hair. "Oh, that's your fault," He'd quickly say If ever he was caught. "Your fridge seemed rather lonely," OR "Your hair was in a knot."***The illustrations make the book appealing and accessible to children as young as 2 and 3 while the humorous story will entertain children ages 4 (preschool), 5 (kindergarten), 6 (Grade 1), and 7 (Grade 2), as well as any child who loves peanut butter and singing condiments.Vocabulary Building: There are several challenging words in this nutty story that present excellent opportunities for contextual learning - "Can you guess what that word means from the illustration and words around it?" Parents and teachers can help teach children the indispensable reading skill of interpreting unknown words by using the surrounding words and illustrations as helpful clues.Tip: "Guile" can be described as being "tricky" or "sneaky."Get this wonderfully nutty book today!