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Aizu, Amanda

 
9781970849035: Mika Makes it Work!

Synopsis

Discover a joyful, laugh-out-loud picture book about creativity, determination, and what happens when "fixing things" goes just a little too far! When something goes wrong, Mika does not wait for help. She jumps in with her favorite phrase: "I'll make it work!" But her solutions do not always go as planned. What starts as a simple fix quickly turns into something bigger, louder, and a lot more chaotic. Join Mika on her hilarious attempts to solve every problem her own way, and see what happens when her ideas work a little too well. With lively illustrations and a playful, fast-paced story, this funny picture book for kids ages 4-8 is a high-energy read that keeps both children and parents entertained from beginning to end. Follow along as Mika turns small problems into unforgettable adventures filled with imagination and surprise. Fun and engaging, this story encourages children to think creatively, try new ideas, and understand that mistakes are part of learning. Perfect for parents and educators looking for funny books for kids, growth mindset stories, or an engaging read-aloud that sparks conversation and laughter. Makes a great gift for boys and girls who love big ideas, big energy, and big imagination. Ideal for bedtime, classroom reading, or any moment that needs a little more fun and creativity. A perfect story to return to again and again, especially for kids who love to try, explore, and figure things out their own way.

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À propos des auteurs

Amanda Aizu is an author, a mom, and a big believer that there is always a way to make things work, sometimes in the most unexpected ways. Living in Japan with her family, she finds inspiration in the everyday chaos, creativity, and problem-solving of family life. With a background in psychology, she brings a thoughtful, playful perspective to how children think, feel, and learn. Her stories are full of curiosity, determination, and a little bit of trial and error, encouraging young readers to try, tinker, and figure things out in their own way.

Ward is an illustrator and dad based in Japan who has created art for film, video games, and books. He holds a dual degree in Visual Arts and Education, and brings a strong sense of storytelling and play to his work, creating expressive characters and lively worlds for young readers. When he is not sketching or painting, he is likely chasing ideas, chasing kids, or both.

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