Book description
Harmoney is an adventurous young girl with one wish!
She wants a bike, but her parents give her the answer she does not want to hear, "No." Her persistence forces her to create a plan on how to make her wish come true! Follow the action-packed journey of Harmoney as…
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1 author picked Harmoney & the Empty Piggy Bank as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Harmoney & the Empty Piggy Bank is a family favorite.
Harmoney’s character reminds me so much of my little girl and she adores her piggy bank and is always checking it. I love that the story is easy to follow and talks to kids about a topic that so many of them can relate to, an empty piggy bank.
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