Book description
After a long storm, Arlo is excited to invite his friends over for a little get-together. But Alice, Slide and Spike are each feeling out of sorts after being cooped up too long. Will Arlo's happy pudding cheer them up? Find out in this early graphic novel that will warm…
Why read it?
1 author picked Happy Pudding as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Phew, after all that important reading, thinking, and unlearning we’re bound to be hungry.
Luckily a little adorable rhino chef named Arlo can make us (and his equally adorable friends in Yummy Valley) some Happy Pudding! This is 1 of 4 books in Kimberly Gee’s What’s Cooking Arlo? series of graphic novels.
It’s highly illustrated with the story told in dialogue, so is perfect for new readers. They’ll enjoy heartwarming moments of dealing with problems, coping with feelings, and friends helping out.
Pair this in any order with the other 3 titles in the series: Today’s Special, A Peppy…
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