All’s Right with the World
By Jennifer Adams, Christopher Silas Neal (Illustrated by)
The author and illustrator of How Do I Love Thee? collaborate on another adaptation of a classic poem in this joyful ode to the everyday moments in a child’s life.
The bestselling author of the BabyLit board books and the acclaimed illustrator of Over and Under the Snow reunite on this child-friendly reimagining of “Pippa’s Song” by poet Robert Browning.
Waffles for breakfast . . .
Scooters and skateboards . . .
Pajamas and pillows . . .
All’s right with the world.
Lyrical text and breathtaking illustrations evoke the comforting moments and familiar rhythms of a child’s life, reassuring them and helping them to look for what is right with the world.
By Jennifer Adams, Christopher Silas Neal (Illustrated by)
The author and illustrator of How Do I Love Thee? collaborate on another adaptation of a classic poem in this joyful ode to the everyday moments in a child’s life.
The bestselling author of the BabyLit board books and the acclaimed illustrator of Over and Under the Snow reunite on this child-friendly reimagining of “Pippa’s Song” by poet Robert Browning.
Waffles for breakfast . . .
Scooters and skateboards . . .
Pajamas and pillows . . .
All’s right with the world.
Lyrical text and breathtaking illustrations evoke the comforting moments and familiar rhythms of a child’s life, reassuring them and helping them to look for what is right with the world.
By Jennifer Adams, Christopher Silas Neal (Illustrated by)
The author and illustrator of How Do I Love Thee? collaborate on another adaptation of a classic poem in this joyful ode to the everyday moments in a child’s life.
The bestselling author of the BabyLit board books and the acclaimed illustrator of Over and Under the Snow reunite on this child-friendly reimagining of “Pippa’s Song” by poet Robert Browning.
Waffles for breakfast . . .
Scooters and skateboards . . .
Pajamas and pillows . . .
All’s right with the world.
Lyrical text and breathtaking illustrations evoke the comforting moments and familiar rhythms of a child’s life, reassuring them and helping them to look for what is right with the world.