"A reflection on the importance of remembering good days to help make it through bad ones and how bad days can help you appreciate the good. Perfect for fans of Doug Salati's <i>Hot Dog</i>, this will speak to young readers no matter what kind of day they're having." —<i>Booklist</i><br /><br />“[An] adorably illustrated story of highs and lows [and] a perfect read-aloud for children, especially in cases where teaching resilience and acceptance are needed.” —<i>School Library Journal<br /><br /></i>[Joan’s story] reminds kids that mistakes and injuries are inevitable; it’s how we deal with them that matters. <i>Joan in the Cone</i> is bound to become a family favorite. —Cracking the Cover<i><br /></i><br />"Dynamic, expressive, and funny [with a] philosophical streak." —<i>Kirkus</i>
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Billy Sharff is the author of When Santa Came To Stay. He writes stories and poems for kids of all ages, working in close collaboration with his brother, Aaron Sharff. Billy lives in a little house in the woods of New Hampshire with his wife and two kids. One of their favorite activities is visiting their grandmothers and their two wonderful dogs, who are always happy to steal a shoe, a hat, or a stuffie, and leave it somewhere surprising.Hala Tahboub is the author/illustrator of Kevin Goes First and illustrator of Just What to Do by Kyle Lukoff. She started her creative journey as an architect and interior designer before winning the SCBWI Canada East chapter’s Storyteller Award for Illustration in 2019 and becoming SCBWI’s December Featured Illustrator in 2020. Hala believes in kindness, coffee, chocolate, and in the immense power of stories. She lives in Montreal.