Jeet and Fudge: Find Yoga
9781223187662
32 pages
Paw Prints Publishing
Overview
<p><strong>It’s dog-yoga day at the green space near the animal shelter, and Jeet, his puppy Fudge, and their friends are ready to unwind and prepare for the transition from summer to the new school year. But Fudge has other ideas! </strong></p><p>His playful interruptions bring plenty of laughs while the group learns how to manage their nerves by breathing deeply, slowing down, and stretching their bodies. By the end of the session, everyone finds their calm, proving that mindfulness can be fun and effective—even with a mischievous puppy in the mix!</p><p>This Level 2 emerging reader book is a playful yet meaningful installment in the <em>Jeet and Fudge</em> series, blending humor with life lessons on mindfulness and self-care.</p><p><strong>Key Features:</strong></p><ul><li><strong>Lighthearted and relatable storyline</strong>: Combines the hilarity of dog-yoga with practical mindfulness techniques for kids.</li><li><strong>Diverse representation</strong>: Features a young Sikh boy, his friends, and their pets, promoting inclusion and cultural awareness.</li><li><strong>Educational benefits</strong>: Leveled using Lexile and Fountas & Pinnell standards to support early reading development.</li><li><strong>Series favorite</strong>: Continues the adventures of Jeet and Fudge, offering both fun and meaningful life skills for young readers.</li></ul><p>Perfect for children, parents, and educators, <em>Jeet and Fudge: Find Yoga</em> introduces mindfulness and stress relief in a relatable, enjoyable way, making it a standout addition to any child’s reading collection.</p>
Author Bio
Amandeep 'Aman' S. Kochar is President and CEO of Baker & Taylor, the near 200-year-old book distributor, content services, and software company. He is Edtech Digest's 2021 Global Leader of the Year, and a passionate champion for early literacy and education, serving on the board of directors for both United for Libraries, a division of the American Libraries Association (ALA), and the National Book Foundation. Formerly of New Delhi, Aman lives in North Carolina with his family, which includes "the real" Fudge.
