I Go High

Jeanne Hager Burth

£8.99

I Go High tells of a little girl who ingeniously plans and attempts to get to the cookie jar. The little girl uses her imagination to creatively attempt to reach for the cookie jar, which is always kept on top of the refrigerator. Since children are naturally creative and use their imaginations, readers will identify with the character in this book, and adults who read the story to children will find her one who will cause them to both cherish the past and embrace the future. This story freezes time for anyone who has used his or her imagination to reach high and work hard for something. The ending emphasizes that we need to work hard to get to the things that we really want. There is also a favorite cookie recipe included at the end.

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Nightingale books Publication date: 26/05/2022 | ISBN:9781838754709 | Pages: 41

ABOUT JEANNE HAGER BURTH

Jeanne Hager Burth, EdD has worked in the field of education as Associate Professor at University of Pittsburgh, as well as elementary school principal, teacher of elementary, learning support, and gifted education at Laurel Highlands School District, Western PA Director for PA Multi-region STEM Grant, and Director of Kids in College at Penn State University. She does consultation work in education and authored the books Transitioning from School to Adulthood: Practical Activities for Youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Other Disabilities, as well as children's book, It Makes Me Feel Good (Pegasus Elliot Mackenzie Publishers Ltd). Married to Michael Burth, Jeanne Burth has two children, Anthony Marghella and Jessica Barnhart, two stepsons, Michael and Nicholas Burth, and ten grandchildren.