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Boock, Donna

 
9781951546298: How to Find a Four-Leaf Clover

Synopsis

Blarney has found 371 four-leaf clovers.
Yes. Really.
Three. Hundred. Seventy. One.
So when it comes to luck… he’s kind of an expert.
Now he’s ready to share his secrets—with you.
Yes, YOU!
But Blarney’s tips aren’t just about searching the grass. He teaches kids how to think like a clover finder: to picture success before they begin, keep going when the field feels endless, and trust that their lucky find is waiting just ahead (probably near a very snackable dandelion).
Because finding a four-leaf clover takes the same stuff kids need to reach any big dream—imagination, determination, and the kind of I-can-do-this attitude only a stubborn bunny can teach you.
With humor and a playful “psst… I’m talking to YOU” style, Blarney hops right off the page—pulling kids into the fun and helping them see they’re more capable (and a little luckier) than they thought.
Featuring an interactive seek-and-find clover page, a note of encouragement from the author, and real photos of lucky finds—kids don’t just read this story, they join the hunt.
“Keeps things lighthearted and fun, while also modeling mindfulness techniques and positive thinking.”Kirkus Reviews
Perfect for ages 4–8
Great for bedtime, classroom read-alouds, and gifting to any child who could use a boost of confidence and perseverance.
Because the best luck… is the kind you make yourself.

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À propos des auteurs

Donna Boock is an award-winning children's author celebrated for her laugh-out-loud chapter books (ages 6-12) and picture books (ages 3+) that inspire creativity & problem-solving, and turn reluctant readers into book lovers. She's best known for bringing to life strong characters in her collection of children's books about friendship and kids navigating big life changes, including: -Moo-La-La-Ti-Da! (ages 3+), a silly book for kids about friendship, bullying, kindness, finding the courage to stand up for what's right and saying I'm sorry;-The Kinzie's Kinventions series (ages 6-9), including Kinzie's Got Talent, Earth to Kinzie, and Kinzie and the P. U. Zoo-a STEM-adjacent, young chapter book series that encourages curiosity and problem-solving using the design process (ask, imagine, plan, create, improve);-Oh, My Word! (ages 8-11), a story for chapter book readers tackling big life changes like moving to a new town, starting over in a new school, making new friends, and learning to speak up;-The Claw & Order: Fairy Goose Unit series (ages 6-9), including The Pignapping and Stolen, Golden Goose Eggs-early reader mysteries that help develop observation skills and strengthen logical thinking, all wrapped in silly, mashed-up fairy tale fun.-How to Find a Four-Leaf Clover (ages 3-8) is a playful, interactive picture book encouraging imagination, positive thinking, and resilience to help kids set their sights on finding luck-or anything else they can dream. Donna also started the REACH (Reading Establishes a Connection Home) initiative, with weekly posts full of ideas to make reading fun for the whole family. Search "REACH by Donna Boock" online to find free classroom materials like worksheets, lesson plans, and discussion guides for teachers, librarians, media specialists, and homeschoolers, plus printable puzzles, worksheets, and hands-on activities to support parents and young readers. Sign up for Donna Boock's free REACH newsletter to get fresh games, crafts, and creative ways to enhance the reading experience-delivered straight to your inbox and designed especially for readers ages 3-12 and the rockstar grown-ups who read along and help them find books they'll beg to read again and again.

John is an illustrator and painter from Colombia. From his home studio, he explores the poetry of line and color while working on projects that bring imagination to life. His journey began early, when his parents enrolled him in his first painting and character design class-a moment that sparked a lifelong passion for visual storytelling. Over the years, he has breathed life into characters, scenes, and entire worlds for magazines, newspapers, children's books, and animation projects across the globe.

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