A funny story about a big brother who’s determined to ‘double’ everything at his young brother’s birthday party. Double the cakes, double the balloons, and double the fun! Math calculations peppered through the text triple the fun!
When Brandon’s big brother feels left out of the party preparations, he cleverly comes up with the exciting idea to “Double Up” on all of the party goodies, so that both brothers can have a rockin’ good time. Double the cakes, double the balloons, and double the fun!
This fun-loving story perfectly captures the essence of shared family experiences with comical illustrations from Dave Whamond , and Kari-Lynn's witty text that’s sure to get everyone.
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Birthday Party books are a super strong selling category Kids will be drawn to the humous text and zany illustrations Incidental learning: empowering young thinkers by using math as a tool, not a lesson. Illustrations by the popular Dave Whamond (Oddrey), who has illustrated five Robert Munsch titles Focuses on Social-Emotional Learning,especially themes of equity, inclusion, and emotional regulation Showcases the importance of spending time with family and building traditions This book supports Common Core Math Standards for Grades K2 Centers around sibling dynamics Celebrates creative problem-solving, and acknowledges big feelings like jealousy Perfect for classroom discussions about fairness, empathy, and the many ways love can be shared.
Dr. Kari-Lynn Winters is an award-winning Canadian children's author, poet, playwright, performer, and academic scholar. Since 2007, she has authored over 33 books. Kari-Lynn has received the British Columbia Book Prize silver medal twice and has garnered multiple nominations for awards such as the Forest of Reading (e.g., French Toast) and the Chocolate Lily Awards (e.g., Good Pirate). Notably, her book, Bad Pirate won the prestigious Rainforest of Reading Award. Currently holding a Full Professor position in Brock University s Faculty of Education, Dr. Winters teaches literacy and the arts to teacher candidates. Her love of teaching is evident and enjoys being in the classroom. She lives in St. Catharines, ON. For more information about Kari-Lynn, please see her website: www.kariwinters.com.
Daves work has appeared in publications such as The Washington Post, The New York Times, Politico, USA Today, Sports Illustrated, Wall Street Journal, OWL and Highlights. He has illustrated over 60 books, including 5 for Robert Munsch, and has written a few himself, including the Oddrey series, My Think-a-ma-jink and Rosies Glasses.
Daves awards include 2 Blue Spruce awards, a Silver Birch and 8 Silver Reuben awards from the National Cartoonists Society. His former high school chose him for a Hall of Fame award (which was a huge honor... and super weird).
Dave graduated from the Alberta College of Art and Design in 1987 and later taught 3rd and 4th year Advanced Illustration there for 9 years. When he told people he wanted to be a cartoonist, they all laughed, which was fine, because he loved making people laugh, but theres no one laughing now! Which isnt a good thing, being a cartoonist...
