The Stuffie Stand
Entrepreneurship leads to friendship in this hilarious tale of stuffed-animal loving Moose, who starts a Stuffie Stand that's so successful, he's forced to partner with his annoying customer and competitor, Mabel.
ā "Frost's bright, colourful cartoon illustrations are simply drawn and often amusingly over the top. Little kids obsessed with their stuffed animals will be drawn to this lively, read-aloud friendly picture book, which nicely emphasises the importance of asking for help and the benefits of creative partnership." - Booklist, starred review
Moose loves stuffies so much, he makes them himself. He's even turned his sewing shed into a shop, where he sells them to everyone in the neighbourhood. They're cute and tasteful, with just the right amount of SQUISH! Everyone loves them, including Mabel, a neighbourhood girl who also makes stuffies. Yet Mabel's stuffies are SO over the topābedazzled, with hats, shoes, scarves, crowns. Truth be told, Moose is not a fan. But when his orders start to multiply and he can't keep up with the demand, Moose must do something very hardāask for help...from Mabel!
This entertaining and astute picture book from up-and-coming funny-girl creator Maddie Frost will have readers laughing while they realise that it's okay to need helpāand that sometimes, the people we think we don't like can turn out to be our closest friends.
Entrepreneurship leads to friendship in this hilarious tale of stuffed-animal loving Moose, who starts a Stuffie Stand that's so successful, he's forced to partner with his annoying customer and competitor, Mabel.
ā "Frost's bright, colourful cartoon illustrations are simply drawn and often amusingly over the top. Little kids obsessed with their stuffed animals will be drawn to this lively, read-aloud friendly picture book, which nicely emphasises the importance of asking for help and the benefits of creative partnership." - Booklist, starred review
Moose loves stuffies so much, he makes them himself. He's even turned his sewing shed into a shop, where he sells them to everyone in the neighbourhood. They're cute and tasteful, with just the right amount of SQUISH! Everyone loves them, including Mabel, a neighbourhood girl who also makes stuffies. Yet Mabel's stuffies are SO over the topābedazzled, with hats, shoes, scarves, crowns. Truth be told, Moose is not a fan. But when his orders start to multiply and he can't keep up with the demand, Moose must do something very hardāask for help...from Mabel!
This entertaining and astute picture book from up-and-coming funny-girl creator Maddie Frost will have readers laughing while they realise that it's okay to need helpāand that sometimes, the people we think we don't like can turn out to be our closest friends.
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Entrepreneurship leads to friendship in this hilarious tale of stuffed-animal loving Moose, who starts a Stuffie Stand that's so successful, he's forced to partner with his annoying customer and competitor, Mabel.
ā "Frost's bright, colourful cartoon illustrations are simply drawn and often amusingly over the top. Little kids obsessed with their stuffed animals will be drawn to this lively, read-aloud friendly picture book, which nicely emphasises the importance of asking for help and the benefits of creative partnership." - Booklist, starred review
Moose loves stuffies so much, he makes them himself. He's even turned his sewing shed into a shop, where he sells them to everyone in the neighbourhood. They're cute and tasteful, with just the right amount of SQUISH! Everyone loves them, including Mabel, a neighbourhood girl who also makes stuffies. Yet Mabel's stuffies are SO over the topābedazzled, with hats, shoes, scarves, crowns. Truth be told, Moose is not a fan. But when his orders start to multiply and he can't keep up with the demand, Moose must do something very hardāask for help...from Mabel!
This entertaining and astute picture book from up-and-coming funny-girl creator Maddie Frost will have readers laughing while they realise that it's okay to need helpāand that sometimes, the people we think we don't like can turn out to be our closest friends.
