KJ Scribbles first book was written for grown-ups and published by Chronicle Books, I Miss My Pencil. now she writes for children. KJ loves wool and she believes that materials can save the world. She thinks science can be whimsical and kid scientists can see what grown-ups can’t. She has questions about ADHD and wants kids to discover their own unexpectedly perfect sense of focus. She knows that nature has secrets to share. Her stories unlock the magic of gnomes, in every season. She knows that some kids struggle to understand memory loss. With stories that teach and inspire and make you smile in unexpected ways, KJ (or Ms. Scribbles) hopes that you love reading these books to your kids or grandkids, neighbors or students…and that you can’t wait to turn the page!
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Shaggy MacGuffin And The Magic Yarn
When a screeching seagull appears on the horizon to report an arctic oil spill, Shaggy is ready to rescue a penguin and make new friends with a flock of winter waddlers.
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The Strange & Beautiful Science Of Unicorns
Kids love unicorns…what if unicorns could teach first grade science? Most unicorns love to dance on rainbows. Some unicorns sneeze glitter. All unicorns blow bubbles with one horn.
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The Boy Who Got Stuck Inside A Book
Some kids wiggle, some kids sit quietly. When this boy gets stuck inside a book, the words surround him like a good hug, each page inspires him, he is hyper focused.
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Where The Huckleberries Hide
Some of nature's secrets are loud and obvious, some are soft and quiet. Hidden from us but not from the bears, huckleberries are hard to find but easy to love.
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Hello! Let's Go Gnome For The Holidays
In the cold and dark days between eating turkey and opening presents, when many kids are Santa-obsessed: I want, I want, I want…this gnome teaches how to write a giving wish.
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My Grandpa Is A Goldfish
Many kids have grandparents who are living with memory loss. When grandpa doesn’t remember you, talking about it can make it easier to understand why and know how to help.
