Fuzzy i

An i is fuzzy about who it is because it is transparent, while its friends A, E O, U and Sometimes Y all have their own distinct color. While playing at making words with some consonants, the i becomes frustrated because it feels it cannot be seen and quits. The other vowels discover some words are impossible to make without the i. As the i imagines all the different colors it wants to be, it also imagines all the things it wants. And what it wants comes to the i, sticking to it, making the i very hard to see. It is now a fuzzy i. The i realizes that it is not about what color it is or what it has that makes it a unique i. The I is perfect just the way it is.
The Fuzzy i is the third children's book by author and illustrato Jennie Hamel. Jennie's engaging style of hand drawn illustrations and simple cartoon characters delights children of all ages. The Fuzzy i is a "reading to" book for children ages 3 to 6 and all children who are learning about vowels and consonants. The Fuzzy i is also a teaching story about how to be comfortable being oneself and being ok to be different and "me." There are twenty three short reading pages with illustrations makeing The Fuzzy i perfect for bedtime reading or any "reading to" time for both for parents and grandparents.
Jennie Hamel is an artist and author/ilustrator of children's books. Her first book Robin's Magic Ice Cream Bowl: The Adventures of Robin and Gizmo, is a "reading to" chapter book for children ages 4-9. Robin and her cat Gizmo who fly into space in their ice cream cone rocket ship looking for a magic ice cream bowl on various planets made from ice cream toppings. It is a perfect bedtine reading book, one chapter a night, to be read over several nights.
Jennie's second book, Voodles and Thwarts is about two imaginary things Voodles Thwarts living together in a land where the Thwarts don't want anyone to have any fun and the Voodles are all about fun.
For more inforamtion about Jennie Hamel and her work visit www.JennieHamel.com