Hello There, Sunshine
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- $229.00
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- $229.00
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AN INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER!
From America’s Mom—actress, New York Times bestselling author, NAACP Award–winning personality, and Emmy-winning host Tabitha Brown—comes an upbeat, inspiring story about finding your own light.
"Hello there, sunshine!"
Every morning, young Tabitha wakes up and greets the sun. She loves how it brings everyone JOY. But one day she wakes up and the sun is missing! So Tab hops on her strawberry shortcake bike with her puppy in tow and makes it her business to find the sun.
Can she do it? Or will Tabitha find out that sometimes the shine we're looking for is inside of us?
A perfect pick for fans of What Do You Do with an Idea?, You Matter, and Just Because, Brown’s children's debut is a marvelous read-aloud and a great gift that will remind the youngest reader to always stay positive.
How can one little girl brighten a whole cloudy day?
Stories About Kindness: Follow along as Tab helps her neighbors fly a kite, build a birdhouse, and find smiles on a gray day.Finding Your Inner Light: A gentle lesson that teaches children that the brightest sunshine often comes from within themselves.Positive Thinking for Kids: From beloved personality Tabitha Brown, this upbeat story shows that even when the sky is cloudy, you can make your own joy.Perfect Read-Aloud Story: With charming illustrations and a sweet, simple message, this book is a wonderful choice for story time or as an inspiring gift.
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Brown makes her children's book debut with an adorable ode to the brightness we all carry inside. Tab, a Black child portrayed with an infectious grin, adores the sun, and a cloudy day finds her wondering, "How can we have a good day without it?" Reassured by Mama that "there's always a chance to shine," Tab and dog Grady head out to find the sun. As they engage with their community, helping to finish building a birdhouse, fly a kite, and more, Duchess incorporates yellow elements (a bird, the kite, Tab's tee) that hint at the protagonist's efforts across cartooned neighborhood scenes. When Tab meets up with family for lunch, she reflects on her day, aptly musing that while the sun may not always shine, "When I'm kind and helpful, I can light up the sky." Secondary characters are portrayed with various abilities, body types, and skin tones. Ages 4–8.
