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Description edit
First published as "Lori's Day".
A little girl's helpful actions and obedience (even taking a nap when she does not want to) during the day are a sign she is really growing up.
Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit
- - A perfect day.
People edit
- Lori: a young girl
- Mother: Cares for Lori at home.
- Lori's baby brother: Lori is careful with him.
- Mrs. Wilson: An elderly lady walking in the neighborhood.
- Daddy: Comes home from work with groceries
Quotes edit
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“Yes, she did. All by herself.”
3rd person narrator
First Sentence edit
"Ho-hum," yawned Lori as she climbed out of bed.
Themes & Symbolism edit
- Self-Responsibility: cleaning up after herself
- Obedience: doing what she is told
- Respect: being considerate of elders
- Helpfulness and Thoughtfulness: doing things without being prompted
Series & Lists edit
This book is in A Values Series. (publisher series)
This book is in The Child's World. (community list)
Authors & Contributors edit
- Ruth Shannon Odor (Author)
Notes for Parents edit
Reading Level: Add the suggested reading level for this book.Note from book: This book stresses assuming responsibility for everyday tasks, obeying parents, being thoughtful and kind, helping others. Her parents are proud of her, and God is pleased. Includes questions for discussion.
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