Nanny Noo Goes To The Zoo
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It was a bright sunny morning. Mama was making breakfast when she yelled, “Let’s go to the zoo to visit the animals.” “Let’s go Mama,” said Pookie and Dooley. “Let’s go get Nanny Noo to come too!” Dooley and Pookie came running into the kitchen screeching “Mama we want to go visit the animals.” So, Mama, Nanny Noo, Pookie and Dooley got ready for their trip to the zoo just as fast as they could. Hissssss, Grrrrrrrr, Hoot Hoot, Roar..........just begin to describe the sounds of the day.....Young readers will truly enjoy the trip to the zoo. The delightful day brings fun, laughter and excitement!
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About the Book
The vivid words of Picciotti bring the animals to life! A rhyming sing song style will make her young readers feel as though they really did take a trip to the zoo. Nanny Noo and her mama and brothers enjoy each other along with all of the amazing animals. Fun and laughter, giggles and grins, tickle your toes moments. WOW! What a fun way to spend the day! The sights and sounds, readers beware, young readers will actually feel like they really are there. Children will want to read Nanny Noo over and again.
About the Author
Picciotti takes her young readers on one of many happy and exciting excursions. Through her own eyes of motherhood and personal experiences with raising her own wonderful children, she enjoys creating children’s’ stories. Having a colorful way with the use of words s she captures the attention of her family and friends. Her mother even now reminds her that since her childhood she loves the sounds of rhyming and funny sounding words. By the time she was 25 she earned a masters degree in education in counseling. Helping professions have magnetized her for many years. Doing for others, giving of herself just feels right, she always says. Being an English Major and teaching high school for many years, she decided to share warm memories from the heart. The fascination of seeing the world through the eyes of a child began inspiring Picciotti when she became a mother for the first time. She would ask her young son questions about the world and what he saw. She loved the perspective from an eye level view! Her wish deep down is that her readers feel the excitement and the happiness from her stories.