Stop and Smell the Cookies - Frazier, Gibson
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A fun and thoughtful picture book about a rambunctious boy who learns a clever trick to help him slow down before giving in to over-the-top impulses. Dash has big feelings-REALLY big feelings. He can't help being a chatterbox at karate, even though talking isn't allowed. Just a whiff of Noni's cookies sends him bursting through the door only to knock the cookies onto the floor. And don't remind him of when he accidentally blew out Cate's birthday candles. Oops. With the help of his mom, Dash discovers a way to slow down when he feels his exuberance taking over. But don't worry-he also knows exactly when to let it out.…mehr

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A fun and thoughtful picture book about a rambunctious boy who learns a clever trick to help him slow down before giving in to over-the-top impulses. Dash has big feelings-REALLY big feelings. He can't help being a chatterbox at karate, even though talking isn't allowed. Just a whiff of Noni's cookies sends him bursting through the door only to knock the cookies onto the floor. And don't remind him of when he accidentally blew out Cate's birthday candles. Oops. With the help of his mom, Dash discovers a way to slow down when he feels his exuberance taking over. But don't worry-he also knows exactly when to let it out.
Autorenporträt
Gibson Frazier is an actor, writer, and filmmaker living in New York City. He has worked in numerous independent films with such luminaries as Steven Soderbergh, Noah Baumbach, Greta Gerwig, and Kirk Douglas. He also co-wrote, produced, and starred in the cult hit Man of the Century.  Gibson has narrated over 60 audiobooks including the beloved Spy School and Funjungle series written by New York Times bestselling author Stuart Gibbs. A denizen of New York’s downtown theatre scene, Gibson was named one of the best off-Broadway actors by both Time Out: New York and The Village Voice. Micah Player began his career designing and illustrating for Paul Frank Industries in Southern California. He is the author of Chloe, Instead and the illustrator of several books and games for children, including Vote for Our Future! and Friday Night Wrestlefest. He lives in a little house beneath a giant tree in the Utah mountains, with a lovely schoolteacher named Stephanie. They are the parents of two rad kids, one Yorkshire terrier, and several Casio keyboards.