Responsible Lil Mac - McFerren II, Clarence
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Being an only child can be hard sometimes, especially for Lil' Mac who just knows he'd make a great big brother. Lil' Mac would love a playmate to share wonderful experiences with, but when he hears there's a baby on the way, he's in for a surprise! Having a little sister is exhausting! Lil' Mac does his best to help, and he knows Mama is exhausted because of the many duties newborn Ebony brings with her. Will Lil' Mac understand that a new baby is not always fun and games? Join Lil' Mac and find out how he uses the life skills Mama taught him to be responsible and take the initiative without being asked.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Being an only child can be hard sometimes, especially for Lil' Mac who just knows he'd make a great big brother. Lil' Mac would love a playmate to share wonderful experiences with, but when he hears there's a baby on the way, he's in for a surprise! Having a little sister is exhausting! Lil' Mac does his best to help, and he knows Mama is exhausted because of the many duties newborn Ebony brings with her. Will Lil' Mac understand that a new baby is not always fun and games? Join Lil' Mac and find out how he uses the life skills Mama taught him to be responsible and take the initiative without being asked.
Autorenporträt
Clarence McFerren II, a native Memphian, is an inspiring educator and a renaissance man with many talents. He is a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University, where he competed on the Blue Raider track team and received a B.S. in Mass Communications with minors in Dance, Speech, and Theater. Clarence launched his career in Washington, D.C. public charter schools, where he began his specialization in arts education, focusing on interdisciplinary and inquiry-based learning. Later, he graduated from American University with an M.A. in Performing Arts: Dance and a graduate certificate in Arts Management. That eventually led to working and training engagements with various organizations, such as the National Endowment for the Arts, Americans for the Arts, Dallas Black Dance Theatre, The Ailey School, Tennessee Arts Commission, and many more.