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A girl buys two ice cream cones from a street vendor in her neighborhood, one for herself and one for her grandpa. But will both treats make it safely home? This fun, beautifully illustrated fiction book teaches beginning readers about acts of kindness. With vibrant illustrations that support the single word of text on each page, children will develop their oral language and counting skills as they describe what is happening in each illustration.

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Produktbeschreibung
A girl buys two ice cream cones from a street vendor in her neighborhood, one for herself and one for her grandpa. But will both treats make it safely home? This fun, beautifully illustrated fiction book teaches beginning readers about acts of kindness. With vibrant illustrations that support the single word of text on each page, children will develop their oral language and counting skills as they describe what is happening in each illustration.

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Autorenporträt
Guy Wolek grew up just outside Chicago. He drew constantly; if his parents took away his paper, he would draw on newspapers, inside the covers of books, wherever there was blank space. To this day, some of his parents' books still have his art--so he can say his art has been in books since he was four! While growing up, Guy was focused on things other than art, until his first job after graduating high school convinced him to go to art school. He attended the American Academy of Art in Chicago and landed his first job as a professional artist with a portfolio he put together in a weekend. Over his thirty-five-year career, Guy has done everything from working as a courtroom sketch artist, to illustrating children's books, to developing characters for animation. A father and grandfather, he lives in Southern California with his wife of over thirty years.