Warm and Fuzzy

"Warm and Fuzzy are going on an adventure, but Fuzzy has a few questions -- where are we going? What if it's scary? What if I don't like it there? Do I need to bring snacks? A sensible change of clothes? How about some toilet roll? Warm assures Fuzzy that they have everything they need, and if there...

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Main Author: Rothman, Scott (Author)
Other Authors: Won, Brian (Illustrator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Toronto : Tundra, 2025.
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Summary:"Warm and Fuzzy are going on an adventure, but Fuzzy has a few questions -- where are we going? What if it's scary? What if I don't like it there? Do I need to bring snacks? A sensible change of clothes? How about some toilet roll? Warm assures Fuzzy that they have everything they need, and if there are any unexpected surprises, they will be able to handle it because, "We are smart. We are strong. We are imaginative. And we are ready for anything." But let's pack that toilet roll just in case. This is a picture book for anxious children that acknowledges their fears and doesn't diminish them, while still encouraging readers to go outside of their comfort zone."--
Physical Description:1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 24 cm.
Issued also in electronic format.
ISBN:9781774884423
1774884429
Author Notes:SCOTT ROTHMAN is a screenwriter and the author of Attack of the Underwear Dragon , Return of the Underwear Dragon and Blue Bison Needs a Haircut . Scott is also the author of recently published picture books Parfait, Not Parfait and Mako and Tiger: Two Not-So-Friendly Sharks. Scott lives in the Connecticut suburbs with his wife and three children.

BRIAN WON is an illustrator, author and art director. His picture book debut, Hooray for Hat! , was named an NPR Best Book as well as a Huffington Post Best Picture Book, and Hooray for Today! received a starred review from Kirkus . This Pup Is Stuck! , a collaboration with Bob Shea, was noted by Kirkus as "Toddlerhood lessons in an 'adurable' puppy package." A Chicago native, Brian lives with his family in Eagle Rock, California.