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Puff Goes to Carnival
Book 20 in the Puff the Duck Series
This book was inspired by the carnivals and Fourth of July celebrations going on across the nation in celebration of the 250th anniversary of America. In Puff Goes to the Carnival, Puff waddles all the way to a carnival with his mom in the hope of finding some tasty snacks. He “has” to go on rides and play games as he goes through the carnival while on the search for snacks. Will he ever find them?
A Ready Read for Preschool and Kindergarten Reading Levels. This book is perfect for those who are just starting to match spoken words with those on the page. It has simple vocabulary, short sentences, large print, and pictures!


About the Author
Brie Wetherby writes books for kids who are just learning to readโand love to laugh while they do it! Her current projects are the Puff the Duck and To Be a Ballerina series, but she has a bunch of other silly, sparkly stories for curious minds.
When sheโs not writing, Brie can usually be found reading with her family, doodling new characters, or dreaming up her next adventure. She’s also a mom who homeschools! You can check out more life updates, author updates, and homeschool updates here on the blog.
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The Little Easter Unicorn Talks Too Much
Stand-alone Easter book about punctuation for elementary-age kids
The Little Easter Unicorn was published in 2022 and continues to be my best-selling book! It features an adorable rainbow unicorn and a cute white rabbit who banter back and forth about Easter baskets. The book is designed to teach punctuation to younger elementary students (think Kindergarten to second grade). This unicorn is super chatty, and the bunny gets a little annoyed about it. It’s both funny and educational.
With large print, simple sentences, and common sight words, it helps early readers practice punctuation, sentence structure, and familiar vocabulary. The story also includes a fun activity at the end for extra learning. It works great in easter baskets or paired with punctuation lessons for homeschoolers.
“It is a super sweet children’s storybook. The illustrations are beautiful.” -5 Star Amazon Review































