Wonderful Wuzs
$16.95
In StockWonderful Wuzs teaches the importance of not wasting a
‘now.’ Now is the only time you can do anything. If you waste a ‘now’ by being
angry, hateful or sad, your ‘now’ will change into a ‘wasted wuz.’ Kids of all
ages will enjoy the helpful life lesson contained on these pages. The story is
written in both English and Spanish.
Description
Dr. Hope says, “Never waste a ‘Now’ being mad, sad or
blue,
it’s your choice on what to do.”
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