Ella Says - by Anu D Misa (Hardcover)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>"Ella's day at the amusement park has ups, downs, twists and turns! Find out what happens to make her love her dreaded orange polka dot raincoat."--Provided by publisher.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p><strong>This is the third book in the Ella Says adventure series.</strong> <strong>It tells the story of Ella's adventures at the amusement park, where she discovers that it's cool to be different! Check out the whole series!</strong></p><p><br></p><p>It was finally the day Ella and her little dog Ollie had been anticipating all week-their family was going on an <strong>ADVENTURE</strong> to the <strong>AMUSEMENT PARK!</strong> But when Ella woke and looked out the window, she cringed. It was cloudy, and that meant she would have to wear the orange polka dot raincoat her grandfather hand-stitched for her. Ella really <strong>DISLIKED</strong> it because it was so <strong>UNIQUE</strong>. Their day at the park had some ups and downs, lead them to a lost kitten who needed their <strong>HELP</strong> and ultimately resulted in a big win for the whole family! Find out how Ella came to <strong>LOVE</strong> her dreaded raincoat and appreciate the <strong>IMPORTANCE</strong> of being <strong>DIFFERENT!</strong></p><p><br></p><ul><li>A picture storybook that delivers an ENTERTAINING</strong> tale with stunning illustrations on every page.</li><li>FREEBIE </strong>surprises available on the author's website!</li><li>Perfect for SPARKING CONVERSATIONS about the importance of being different, managing peer pressure, and being considerate by showing kindness and helping others.</strong></li><li>Great for young readers and as a bedtime story for younger children.</li></ul><p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br><p>★★★★★ </strong>Reviewed by Emily-Jane Hills Orford for Readers' Favorite</p><p><br></p><p>Sometimes it's difficult to be different: having different clothes, different hairstyles, and so on. However, it can also be cool. For one thing, if you're not wearing the same outfits as everyone else, you'll stand out a little more. You'll be a novelty. Wearing bright colors like orange can definitely make you an item, something unique. Ella doesn't realize this. She has an orange raincoat that she hates. It makes her stand out, especially with those big polka dots. However, she has to wear it whenever it rains. It keeps her warm, dry, and safe. The special powers of love created this raincoat, the special powers of her grandfather. But Ella doesn't understand and she doesn't like having to wear it for the family outing to the amusement park because it's raining. She's in for a big surprise, though, and a valuable lesson.</p><p><br></p><p>Anu D. Misa's picture book story, Ella Says: It's Cool to be Different!, is a charming story about the many ways we might appear different. Young readers will certainly relate to the main character, Ella, as she struggles with having to wear something she doesn't like because it makes her stand out. But several things happen to Ella at the amusement park and young readers will learn alongside Ella how valuable this orange polka dot raincoat is. And, of course, that there's always a valid reason why our parents insist we wear certain clothes. Why? Because, like Ella says, "It's cool to be different." Especially when these differences can become quite useful. I love the colorful illustrations that really pull this story along. A great read for young and old alike.</p><br>
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