Peanut and Moe are back, this time on a camping trip. Peanut wants to swim NOW, Moe says NOT YET! A sweet and cheerful book about overcoming differences.
Peanut and Moe are back!
Peanut says let's swim Moe says time to hike Peanut says let's swim now Moe says time to eat a snack Peanut says now! Moe says time to put up the tent Peanut says NOW! Moe says NOT YET!
Can these two friends come together in time to save their camping trip?
PRAISE FOR Now? Not Yet!:
“The appealingly drawn characters and settings help make the pill of compromise go down without too much difficulty.” --Kirkus Reviews
"Now? Not Yet! is a happy combination of child empathizing and adult perspective, where a camping trip becomes a colorful metaphor for the way that, sometimes, things just work out." --Imaginary Elevators
“A cheerful and endearing story about friendship, overcoming differences, and setting goals prior to any anticipated fun [with] a resolution that is happy, sweet and rewarding.” --Resource Links
Once upon a time, GINA PERRY picked wild blueberries, floated on lakes in her inner tube and was always on the lookout for a real moose in the woods. Now she writes and illustrates books for young readers from her New Hampshire home, where she lives with THREE monsters: her husband and two kids. She is still on the lookout for moose.
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Peanut and Moe are back, this time on a camping trip. Peanut wants to swim NOW, Moe says NOT YET! A sweet and cheerful book about overcoming differences.
Peanut and Moe are back!
Peanut says let's swim Moe says time to hike Peanut says let's swim now Moe says time to eat a snack Peanut says now! Moe says time to put up the tent Peanut says NOW! Moe says NOT YET!
Can these two friends come together in time to save their camping trip?
Praise
PRAISE FOR Now? Not Yet!:
“The appealingly drawn characters and settings help make the pill of compromise go down without too much difficulty.” --Kirkus Reviews
"Now? Not Yet! is a happy combination of child empathizing and adult perspective, where a camping trip becomes a colorful metaphor for the way that, sometimes, things just work out." --Imaginary Elevators
“A cheerful and endearing story about friendship, overcoming differences, and setting goals prior to any anticipated fun [with] a resolution that is happy, sweet and rewarding.” --Resource Links
Author
Once upon a time, GINA PERRY picked wild blueberries, floated on lakes in her inner tube and was always on the lookout for a real moose in the woods. Now she writes and illustrates books for young readers from her New Hampshire home, where she lives with THREE monsters: her husband and two kids. She is still on the lookout for moose.
View titles by Gina Perry
