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Cranky Franky; The Selfish Shellfish

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Learning to share and understand the needs of others can be challenging for young children. "Cranky Franky; The Selfish Shellfish" offers a relatable story that explores the impact of selfishness and the power of cooperation.

Through Franky’s journey, children learn that helping others and being part of a community can lead to a more fulfilling and happier life. With lively illustrations by Sonya Abby and a touch of humor, the story subtly offers its lessons, making it engaging and accessible for young readers. It is a perfect tool for fostering social-emotional growth in a fun way.

About the Authors Michelle Chu and Joseph Penner (aka JPZ) are a dynamic duo based in Los Angeles. Michelle is an entrepreneur and lifelong book lover. Joseph is a multifaceted artist and the creator of Cool Crocs NFT. Together, they co-authored this compelling fable, epitomizing their collaborative spirit.

Cranky Franky; The Selfish Shellfish
Cranky Franky; The Selfish Shellfish
Cranky Franky; The Selfish Shellfish
Cranky Franky; The Selfish Shellfish
Cranky Franky; The Selfish Shellfish
Cranky Franky; The Selfish Shellfish
Cranky Franky; The Selfish Shellfish
Cranky Franky; The Selfish Shellfish
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