uando arriva Cassandra, Ugo e Bea scoprono che non è facile giocare in tre. C'è sempre il rischio che uno resti in disparte. Ma se si è amici si trova sempre una soluzione! Età di lettura: da 3 anni.

Hugo Hippo and Bella Bird are best buddies—but that doesn’t mean they have to be exactly the same. Does it?

Hugo is feeling pretty unique. Bella wants to be unique, too—she wants to be unique exactly like Hugo! Hmmm. Maybe Bella doesn’t quite get “unique.” And how can Hugo be unique if Bella is copying everything he does?

Hugo and Bella find themselves in friendly face-off in this cheerful follow-up to I Don’t Want to Be a Pea, which Kirkus Reviews called a “charming story of compromise.” And whether you’ve been the copycat or the copycatted, you’ll identify with the simpatico pair’s search for distinction.

The Frazzle family is very forgetful, even when Aunt Rosemary visits and tries to straighten them out with her system, until Annie finds a simple and effective way to remember.

Bea non fa altro che copiare il suo migliore amico Ugo, facendolo arrabbiare. Riusciranno a far pace in piscina? Età di lettura: da 3 anni.

If Hugo Hippo and Bella Bird are going to make it to their costume party, they simply must learn to agree! A bright and cheerful picture book about friendship and compromise.

Hugo Hippo has a best bird. Bella Bird has a best hippo. They make a perfect pair, and they are going to the Fairy Tale Dress-Up party together, of course: Hugo will be the princess, and Bella will be the pea.

No, wait: Bella will be the princess, and Hugo will be the pea….No, the first way. No, the second way. Wait, now, which way? If these two pals can't agree on who will be the pea, their party plan will fall to pieces. But when a couple of surprise compromises lead to a new costume solution, Hugo and Bella learn that sometimes it feels better to make someone else happy than to get your own way—and that when it comes to friendship, they're two peas in a pod.

Hugo and Bella mirror real-life give-and-take: Hippos and birds have symbiotic relationships in nature!

Although her sister Belinda is the star of Madame Mina's dance class, Chloe is described as having 'naughty toes,' but the class pianist, Mr. Tiempo, helps Chloe find her feet and her confidence. Simultaneous.

Although her sister Belinda is the star of Madame Mina's dance class, Chloe is described as having 'naughty toes,' but the class pianist, Mr. Tiempo, helps Chloe find her feet and her confidence. Simultaneous.