Monkey and Elephant Get Better

Candlewick Sparks

Author: Carole Lexa Schaefer Series: Candlewick Sparks

When two friends who are not exactly alike come down with colds, figuring out what will make each other feel better can be a surprising endeavor! Full color.

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Summary

When two friends who are not exactly alike come down with colds, figuring out what will make each other feel better can be a surprising endeavor! Full color.

Description

“Expressive faces, gestures, and words convey the interactions of true friends. . . . A great read-aloud.” — School Library Journal

When Elephant starts to sneeze—achoo!—Monkey has her ideas of what will make him feel better. And when Monkey gets the sniffles, Elephant has his ideas of what will make her feel better. But Monkey is Monkey and Elephant is Elephant. They are not exactly the same. Maybe there’s more than one way to enjoy a soft pile of hay, some fresh water, and a bit of entertainment!

Critic Reviews

“A sweet story that delivers a healthy message about individuality and friendship to new readers. --Kirkus Reviews The simple, yet detailed digital illustrations and cool palette complement the mood and message of the text...Monkey and Elephant have distinct voices that would make this a great read-aloud. The story also has the appropriate pacing and length for youngsters transitioning to independent reading. --School Library Journal Constructed around the explicit lesson that "you are you and I am me," this sequel to 2012's MONKEY AND ELEPHANT will engage newly emergent readers. --Booklist”

A sweet story that delivers a healthy message about individuality and friendship to new readers.
—Kirkus Reviews

The simple, yet detailed digital illustrations and cool palette complement the mood and message of the text...Monkey and Elephant have distinct voices that would make this a great read-aloud. The story also has the appropriate pacing and length for youngsters transitioning to independent reading.
—School Library Journal

Constructed around the explicit lesson that “you are you and I am me,” this sequel to 2012’s MONKEY AND ELEPHANT will engage newly emergent readers.
—Booklist

About the Author

Carole Lexa Schaefer is the author of many award-winning picture books. She lives in Seattle, Washington.
Stacey Dressen-McQueen lives in Portland, Oregon. This is her second book.