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A spoonful of imagination helps the medicine go down!<BR><BR>>
As the patients are cared for, children discover how a real hospital works, from radiology to pediatrics, neonatal to ICU, through a playful, imaginative lens.
Packed with warmth, humour and fantastical characters, this Richard Scarry-esque book is the spoonful of sugar that helps the medicine go down, conveying factual content with reassuring warmth and sparkle.<BR><BR> Cathy Evans' clear, engaging storytelling combines with Ed J Brown's lively illustrations to bring medical adventures to life.<BR><BR> 'An incredible take on using literature to help demystify experiences that may be frightening by explaining ideas in a matter-of-fact way whilst still retaining humour and child-friendliness.' - Literacy Tree<BR><BR> 'This enchanting picture book offers a reassuring introduction to hospital care, with imaginative characters that help ease potential anxieties.' - School Library Journal STARRED Review (US)
As the patients are cared for, children discover how a real hospital works, from radiology to pediatrics, neonatal to ICU, through a playful, imaginative lens.
Packed with warmth, humour and fantastical characters, this Richard Scarry-esque book is the spoonful of sugar that helps the medicine go down, conveying factual content with reassuring warmth and sparkle.<BR><BR> Cathy Evans' clear, engaging storytelling combines with Ed J Brown's lively illustrations to bring medical adventures to life.<BR><BR> 'An incredible take on using literature to help demystify experiences that may be frightening by explaining ideas in a matter-of-fact way whilst still retaining humour and child-friendliness.' - Literacy Tree<BR><BR> 'This enchanting picture book offers a reassuring introduction to hospital care, with imaginative characters that help ease potential anxieties.' - School Library Journal STARRED Review (US)
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