Join Prunella on a journey of self-discovery as she navigates the fears surrounding her first tooth loss in a
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new country in this new book, Petrified Prunella.
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Petrified Prunella
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by Sophie Jupillat Posey
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Genre: Bilingual Children’s Book
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Join Prunella on a journey of self-discovery as she navigates the fears surrounding her first tooth loss in a new country in this new bilingual book, Petrified Prunella.
Sweet Prunella is soon to lose her first tooth. She dreads the pain and the Little Mouse who in France whisks your pearly whites away.
But as she relocates to the United States with her family and learns about new tooth traditions, will Prunella be able to conquer her fears and inhibitions?
Petrified Prunella motivates children to overcome their fears, inspires them to embrace change, educates young readers about different cultural traditions, and empowers them to make choices. This book will help you raise open-minded, confident kids.
Get your copy today and join Petrified Prunella on this heartwarming journey from France to the United States, as she discovers the magic hidden within every gap-toothed smile.
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Yes, Prunella had many qualities. But she had some fears.
She hated pain and rodents of any kind made her petrified. Small or big, any rodent she saw in the woods made her freeze, then run away, shrieking.
She was about to lose her first tooth; late for her age. It hurt so badly, every time her tongue touched it, it wiggled and waggled so.
The pain consumed her thoughts and she was terrified. She’d never lost a tooth. She didn’t know what to expect. But she did know once it fell, The Little Mouse would come visit her and drop off some coins. The thought of the snuffling, furry creature in her home made her groan.
It was enough to make her forget even the pain of her tooth, and the pain of moving away from her home country to the United States, because her father had found a new job in Orlando. She’d had to let her insects go; she’d cried and cried as she’d released them, and she’d cried some more in the airport, as she carried her cats’ carrier through customs. She cried again in the plane at the thought of the pain of her tooth falling, and the Little Mouse coming to get it.
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I Really REALLY Don’t Want Braces
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by Sophie Jupillat Posey
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Genre: Bilingual Children’s Book
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Join Mario as he gets his braces and learns to stand up against his not-so-friendly friends in this bilingual book.
Mario hates his braces. They are painful, they look ugly, and his food gets stuck in them all the time.
As everyone at school makes fun of Mario and he is disheartened by all the mocking he faces, will Mario’s elder brother, Tony, be able to help him stand up against his bullies and finally accept his braces?
I Really REALLY Don’t Want Braces inspires children to embrace their braces, educates them on the benefits of braces, teaches children to stand up for themselves, and motivates young readers to discover their inner strength. This book will help you raise confident and resilient little humans.
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I don’t want to get braces.
My parents say, “It’s necessary.”
My dentist says, “It’s necessary.”
“You’ll get used to it,” they say.
I really, really, REALLY don’t want to get braces.
My teeth are crooked,
Jagged, they hide each other,
Some sit low, some sit high, some jut out, some jut in.
They are worse than the naughty kids in class.
But I still don’t want to get braces.
I have gotten too many cavities.
Too much food gets stuck inside.
I know it’s necessary,
But I don’t want to get braces.
Maybe if I hide in the attic,
Maybe if I stay still like my lizard,
Maybe if I pretend I was kidnapped by pirates,
My parents will forget to bring me to the dentist.
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French-Venezuelan Sophie Jupillat Posey wrote a poem about spring in the 4th grade and started a mystery series a year later. She’s been hooked to creating stories ever since. She studied writing and music at Rollins College. She’s had numerous short stories and poetry published in literary magazines since 2014. She enjoys reading and writing anything from science fiction and fantasy, to paranormal and mystery novels. When she isn’t writing, she is composing music, creating albums, and teaching English to students in France. She can be reached on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok and her website.
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Loosing your first tooth is a big deal.
This sounds like a book that could be very useful for young children dealing with orththodontic issues.
The cover looks great. Sounds like a good story.