So when an impossibly gorgeous guy starts talking to her at a concert, Bunny opens her mouth and says two fateful words: “I’m Emily. With the opening line of Silver Sparrow, “My father, James Witherspoon, is a bigamist,” author Tayari Jones unveils a breathtaking story about a man’s deception, a family’s complicity, and the two teenage girls caught in the middle. As for the question of how to raise a child when you’ve just discovered that your mother and stepfather have allegedly masterminded a pump-and-dump scheme?

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Toddler programs set the stage for the development of increased attention spans, superior language development, and a love of literature and libraries. She collects knock-knock jokes, riddles, and all kinds of comedy routines to try out on her best friend, Emily.

And with what looks like more serious misfortune on the horizon, Bunny will need Emily’s friendship and advice more than ever. Bunny is funny, but that doesn’t mean she’s totally clueless when it comes to more serious matters With her quick wit and lighthearted personality, Bunny Larrabee can make people laugh about almost anything. A decorative gift box containing a sturdy board book with touchy-feely fabrics and a cuddly soft toy. When the daughters from each family meet and form a friendship, only one of them knows they are sisters. The bright pictures, with their patches of different textures, are designed to develop sensory and language awareness.

Babies and toddlers will love exploring the touchy-feely textures and hunting for the little white mouse in the book while playing with the cute bunny toy. The only thing Bunny doesn’t find humor in is her unusual name—she’s heard jokes about it her whole life, and none of them are funny.When a squad of federal agents burst through her parents’ front door, Victoria Fedden felt ill-prepared to meet them: She was weeks away from her due date and her T-shirt wasn’t long enough to hide her maternity undies. Also included are flannel board stories, poems, and songs with full-size reproducible patterns at the end of each section. No one ever said motherhood would be easy, but as she struggles to change diapers, install car seats, and find the right drop-off line at pre-school—no easy task, when each one is named for a stage in the lifecycle of a f*cking butterfly—she’s also forced to ask herself whether a jump-suit might actually complement her mom’s platinum-blonde extensions and fend off the cast of shady, stranger-than-fiction characters (like the recovering addict who scored a reality show when he started an escort service for women) who populated her parents’ world.