Daddy's Magic Mower Hardcover Children's Book (Ages 4-10)
Daddy's Magic Mower is a fun story of two boys whose imagination runs wild with their dad's colorful descriptions of how he will mow his neighbors' lawn. Amidst their excited daydreaming, their imagination is tested even further by the appearance of a magical creature in their backyard. Is this the work of Daddy's Magic Mower?
The author of this book, Linda Icenhour, and the illustrator, Amber Icenhour Calderon are a mother/daughter team who create adorable children's book stories from fantasy to those based on true stories. Their most recent children's book "Stinky Rottensock" is based on true stories told by Linda's husband and Amber's father, Kenny Icenhour. Visit www.insaneangelart.com for more of their children's books.
The young boy Noah depicted in this book, (like many people with Autism), wears headphones to help reduce overwhelming noise stimuli. If you are curious about Autism please check out the following websites for more information:
Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development
http://autismcenter.duke.edu/
Autism Speaks
http://www.autismspeaks.org/
National Health Institute Autism Center of Excellence
http://www.nichd.nih.gov/research/supported/ace
Daddy's Magic Mower is a fun story of two boys whose imagination runs wild with their dad's colorful descriptions of how he will mow his neighbors' lawn. Amidst their excited daydreaming, their imagination is tested even further by the appearance of a magical creature in their backyard. Is this the work of Daddy's Magic Mower?
The author of this book, Linda Icenhour, and the illustrator, Amber Icenhour Calderon are a mother/daughter team who create adorable children's book stories from fantasy to those based on true stories. Their most recent children's book "Stinky Rottensock" is based on true stories told by Linda's husband and Amber's father, Kenny Icenhour. Visit www.insaneangelart.com for more of their children's books.
The young boy Noah depicted in this book, (like many people with Autism), wears headphones to help reduce overwhelming noise stimuli. If you are curious about Autism please check out the following websites for more information:
Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development
http://autismcenter.duke.edu/
Autism Speaks
http://www.autismspeaks.org/
National Health Institute Autism Center of Excellence
http://www.nichd.nih.gov/research/supported/ace
Daddy's Magic Mower is a fun story of two boys whose imagination runs wild with their dad's colorful descriptions of how he will mow his neighbors' lawn. Amidst their excited daydreaming, their imagination is tested even further by the appearance of a magical creature in their backyard. Is this the work of Daddy's Magic Mower?
The author of this book, Linda Icenhour, and the illustrator, Amber Icenhour Calderon are a mother/daughter team who create adorable children's book stories from fantasy to those based on true stories. Their most recent children's book "Stinky Rottensock" is based on true stories told by Linda's husband and Amber's father, Kenny Icenhour. Visit www.insaneangelart.com for more of their children's books.
The young boy Noah depicted in this book, (like many people with Autism), wears headphones to help reduce overwhelming noise stimuli. If you are curious about Autism please check out the following websites for more information:
Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development
http://autismcenter.duke.edu/
Autism Speaks
http://www.autismspeaks.org/
National Health Institute Autism Center of Excellence
http://www.nichd.nih.gov/research/supported/ace