Maddie and Mabel Ready for Snow

by Kari Allen, Tatjana Mai-Wyss (Illustrator)

Overview

Best sisters and adventurers Maddie and Mabel are waiting. They’re waiting for something that might be the best. Or it might be big, or it might be a surprise! But when it finally comes . . . then what? The sisters have different ideas about what to do when it snows. And it turns out, they each need the other’s help to accomplish their great ideas. It’s going to take all their sisterly collaboration, humor, and bravery to figure out which idea is truly the best.

In their fifth adventure the sisters tap into all they’ve learned about creativity and cooperation, about patience and courage. Author Kari Allen and illustrator Tatjana Mai-Wyss have created a wintery world of possibility that will continue to delight young readers.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781638940272
Publisher:	Kind World Publishing
Publication date:	11/26/2024
Series:	Maddie and Mabel , #5
Pages:	80
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.00(d)
Age Range:	4 - 8 Years

About the Author

Kari Allen is an elementary teacher at a local independent school where every day she gets to share stories with kids. Kari’s early readers, SlJ and Kirkus star reviewed Maddie and Mabel, and SLJ star reviewed Maddie and Mabel Take the Lead are Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selections. Her debut picture book The Boy Who Loved Maps illustrated by G. Brian Karas hit the shelves in 2022. Kari has authored two Little Golden Books, The Bee Gees is out now and Julia Child is coming fall of 2024. Kari’s board book Whose Prints? won a Cybil award for board books. She has an MA in the Teaching of Writing and one of her favorite things is to help kids fall in love with words. She will happily chat about children’s literature and all the amazing books that are out there to anyone who will listen. Kari feels happiest with her toes in the water and a book in her hand. She lives in New Hampshire with her husband and two book-loving kids.

Read an Excerpt

“What kind of snow is the best snow?” asked Mabel.

“The first snow is the best snow.” said Maddie.

“Why is the first snow the best snow?” asked Mabel.

“Because it’s first! We wait and wait and wait

and hope. And then it finally comes,” said Maddie.