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    The Wacky Winter on Wiggly Way | Book Spotlight

    Bianca SchulzeBy 2 Mins Read Ages 9-12
    The Wacky Winter on Wiggle Way and Amazon Kindle Fire Giveaway!
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    The Children’s Book Review | March 28, 2014

    The Wacky Winter on Wiggly Way,  by David Cunningham

    About The Wacky Winter on Wiggly Way

    The Wacky Winter on Wiggly Way introduces readers to the concepts of fear, loss and doubt through the eyes of Stuart, a storyteller in need of a winter home. Stuart embarks on a journey of self-discovery and inspires others in the house whom are seeking redemption. Follow Stuart and his new friends as they learn about self-esteem and reliance as they are confronted by Piggly Wiggly, the angry landlord and his efforts to prevent the friends from sharing happiness at One Wiggly Way.

    “In The Wacky Winter on Wiggly Way, David Cunningham has weaved an intriguing character-driven story that induces thought-provoking moments based on hope, faith and perseverance.”—The Children’s Book Review

    Book Trailer

    About the Author
    David Cunningham
    David Cunningham

    David Cunningham has worked with children, many of them under-privileged for over twenty-five years. He has listened to their stories, loss and pain incorporating these themes into his book to teach children the skills to face their fears. David resides in Massachusetts is married to Michelle and has three children AJ, Henry, Annie and a dog Woodrow.

    For more information, visit: 
    Amazon: www.amazon.com
    Facebook: www.facebook.com/Wigglyway

    Read The Children’s Book Review‘s interview with David Cunningham.

    About the Illustrator

    Christine is an award winning illustrator and graduate from Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). Her works received distinctions from the Society of Illustrators, CMYK Magazine, and 3×3 Magazine. Since graduating from RISD, she’s utilized her creative visual abilities as an illustrator/ designer. Visit: christineyoo.com

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    Bianca Schulze is the founder of The Children’s Book Review. She is a reader, reviewer, mother and children’s book lover. She also has a decade’s worth of experience working with children in the great outdoors. Combined with her love of books and experience as a children’s specialist bookseller, the goal is to share her passion for children’s literature to grow readers. Born and raised in Sydney, Australia, she now lives with her husband and three children near Boulder, Colorado.

    95 Comments

    8. Natalie on

      My nephew would get a kick out of reading this! He loves to listen to me read with him and he is learning to read.

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    12. Brenda Galiher on

      My daughter teaches Elementary School, and I know this book would be a big hit in her classroom library.
      Thanks.

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    13. Angela P. on

      My daughter is 5 and would love this.. it looks like a really cute book.. plus I really like the unique illustrations.

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    14. Dave on

      I extend my thanks to all of you who have submitted entries for the book giveaway and thoughtful comments. I hope you have a chance to win the free book and if not get a chance to purchase it. As an author, your kind words are not only reassuring and provide continued inspiration. Please check your emails over the weekend. We will be sharing the opportunity to download a wonderful written specifically for the book. thx for joining the fandom of The Wonderful Winter on Wiggly Way.

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    18. Tammy S on

      I think the story is a good way to help kids learn to cope and to know that others have the same problems and fears.

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    22. Laura Bailey on

      I am excited to read The Wacky Winter on Wiggly Way with my niece because of the wonderful illustration and story plot, it seems like a wonderful read! TY for the opportunity!

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    25. Christyn King on

      This looks like a good read aloud classroom book. My students love when I find new books to put in the class library also.

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    26. Kelly Maxwell on

      Teaching children to be able to face their fears is priceless!! I can’t wait to read this to my grandson.

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    31. Bethany Thompson on

      Listening to the book trailer entices this reader like a new Lemony Snicker book. Mystery, intrigue, and some off the wall nonsense all rolled into one story is too good to resist!

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    32. Carol L on

      I love books like this. It’s so important to entertain our kids while learning to deal with problems in our lives. Thanks for this chance.
      Carol L

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    33. Patricia on

      Learning how to face your fears is a priceless skill, I love that this book addresses that head on. And in the trailer the illustrations look amazing.

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    36. Liz C on

      I can’t wait to go through this book with the kids and get their reactions and questions and opinions. I always learn so much from them. 🙂

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    38. Suzanne on

      You’re right – the song is very catchy. I listened to it once and already have the tune stuck in my head.

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    40. Jeannette Harkin on

      I’m looking forward to reading “The Wacky Winter on Wiggly Way” because it looks so fun and entertaining….for both adults and kids!

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    45. Pam Flynn on

      A great book for me to read to my granddaughter when she comes to visit because it will help her not be afraid.

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    47. Stefanie Ledet on

      I’m excited to introduce this to my children so we can get a little variety in our reading time!

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    54. Betsy on

      After watching the trailer, I would love to share this book with the tweens I know who ‘know’ their life is the worst ever. Learning the ‘walk a mile in my shoes’ reality is tough at any age. This book seems to be reaching out to those who need to know there are people who care despite their own hardships.

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    55. brenna pappert on

      love reading all types of books. now with a 7 and 8 year old niece and nephew, it’s even more fun!

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    60. Georgia Beckman on

      We have several of the author’s books & they are some of our favorite. We love the fun he interjects into his characters.

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    61. susan murray on

      I would Love to get and win this book for my Nephews and Niece and read it to them and they would love it too and I would love to read it to and My Mom would even love to read it to them

      Reply
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