Mrs. Twiggenbotham Goes to a Party

by Emily King

The misadventures of a day with Mrs. Twiggenbotham teach Felicity that giving is much more fun than getting. Includes Mrs. Twiggenbotham's original recipes. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0825430658
• ISBN13: 9780825430657
• Release Date: August 2003
• Publisher: Kregel Kidzone
• Length: 32 Pages
• Weight: 0.06 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 8.3" x 10.4"
• Age Range: 5 to 8 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 3

Customer Reviews

My kids love this book!

This delightful story tells about a little girl who learns the joy of giving. Even my boys pull this book off the shelf and ask me to read it over and over. Mrs. King's descriptive writing keeps the story interesting for adults as well as capturing the attentions of children. I especially like the lesson it teaches and the easy recipes in the back encourage more quality time together as you cook with your children. The illustrations are brightly colored and beautifully drawn. Definitely kid-tested and mother-approved!

Learning the Joy of Generosity

We've all heard the saying "It's better to give than to receive," but for children this can be a difficult lession to learn. In Mrs. Twiggenbotham Goes to a Party, Mrs. Twiggenbotham teaches her granddaughter Felicity first hand that "God's greater joy is in giving."This hardcover book, released in June 2003 by Kregel publications, tells the story of an evening that changes little Felicity's perspective on the many blessings she has in her life. As the story begins, Felicity is passing a quiet evening at Grandmother's, and is lamenting the fact that she has fallen in love with a new doll she's seen in the window. Her parents have informed her that she may have the doll (the sixth in the series and one she feels she just must have), but that she will have to wait until her birthday.Grandma/Mrs. Twiggenbotham, involves Felicity in baking a special dessert for a needy family nearby and the two set off to deliver the dessert. As the evening progresses, Felicity learns that indeed "God's greater joy is in giving." As a bonus, the book features two special recipes that young readers can prepare and enjoy with the help of their families.Mrs. Twiggenbotham Goes to a Party will help young children to recognize and count their blessings, and to look for opportunities to give and share with others.