My First Best Cousin Friend
by Lynn Page
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Pub Date 12 May 2021 | Archive Date 29 Jan 2023
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Description
A children's books about cousins for kids!
Your imagination will soar and inspire your dreams. You will laugh out loud and meet the wonderful, and memorable characters Khay-la-la and Gabby-Goo and enjoy their special friendship.
Adventures are more fun with friends! Celebrate with Khay-la-la and Gabby Goo as they zoom to the park on roller skates, devour strawberry ice cream, have fun in a bubble bath, and have a BIG pillow fight before bedtime.
“Cousins are usually the first friends we have as children. They are the best of both worlds because they are family and friends at the same. In My First Best Cousin Friend enjoy the world of Khay-La-La Bookie and Gabby-Goo and their friendship.
Your little one will discover:
The story of friendship
The fun and interesting activities
HD quality illustrations
And much more!
If you’ve tried to explain family relations before with little or no success, you can bet that this book will form the foundation for everything else going forward!
Available Editions
ISBN | 9798502698986 |
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Featured Reviews
What is a cousin? And how do you explain that to a little kid? This book is a great story for young kids who are learning about different family members and explaining how we are all connected. It was prefect for my little girl who has her own "first best cousin friend" and is always excited for her to visit.
The story line is as expected for a children's book - La-La is looking forward to her best friend, Gabby, who is coming to visit only to be disappointed when her mom explains that Gabby is her cousin and not her best friend. Confused La-La spends almost the entire book confused why they can't be best friends anymore until she confronts Gabby at the end of the story.
We loved the illustrations. They were vibrant and bright. I love that the characters are diverse and represent different cultures. I also love that Gabby comes to visit La-La from the island of St. Croix - because we also have family that lives far away and it really helped my own family relate. I also really the bonus pages at the end of the book such as the "What is a Cousin?" Page that talks about the definition of a cousin and how to pronounce cousin in different languages. There is also a family tree where we can fill out our own family history and explain who our cousins, aunts, and uncles are, and how we are all connected. Not only is this story great for kids but also really good for explaining family dynamics.
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