Twin Power: The Best Snow Day Ever by Ben and Kiyanda Young

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Happy Monday! The Twin Power series continues with The Best Snow Day Ever. Ideal for ages 3-8, your little one will love this playful book. Thank you iRead Book Tours for putting on this tour.

Book Description:

Sebastian and Simone are not just brother and sister. They are twins!

They show little readers some cool things they can accomplish because of their Twin Power.

Join them in their adventure, The Best Snow Day Ever as they learn to use their Twin Power to have winter fun with some neighborhood children. From a snowball battle to making a snowman, working together makes being twins super fun ... and convenient.

The Best Snow Day Ever is the second in a series of Twin Power Books starring fraternal twins named Simone and Sebastian. The twins learn how to work together and teach little readers about what it means to be a twin and a best friend.

The stories and adventures that the twins experience will show all children how to use teamwork to accomplish tasks.

Through a series of activities included at the back of each book, little readers will practice memorization, counting, and writing while having fun coloring.
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Review:
This cute, playful book celebrates twins and working together. Twins will love reading the book because it talks about them. Other children will love the book because it teaches them that working together is always better. You will want to get the paperback version because at the end of the book there a few activity pages for kids to do. There are also reading comprehension questions so you can talk to your little one about the story.

Meet the Authors:

Ben and Kiyanda Young are the proud parents of an amazing set of fraternal twins, Zara and Owen. As parents, they promote individuality among their children while encouraging their twins to support and rely on one another. The special bond between Zara and Owen is what inspired the Youngs to write Twin Power, the first in a series of award-winning books highlighting the unique relationship that twins share. In addition to being Zara and Owen’s parents, Ben is a gastroenterologist and Kiyanda is a surgeon, both with medical practices in Virginia.

connect with the authors: website ~ X ~ instagram 
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