Muffy Goes To The Park
by Amabel F. McKay-Omar

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Muffy Goes To The Park is a children’s picture book. The target audience is, children aged 3-7 and parents/teachers of this age-group. The book’s main themes are: that there are consequences for behavior; that consequences should not diminish a child’s self-esteem, but; aid in his development: that love is unconditional. The book’s major event was Muffy stealing out of the house to the park, without thinking of the possible danger to himself, or, how it would affect his mom, the cat, the mouse and their friends. Muffy’s mom’s handling of the situation demonstrates a range of emotions, fear, anger, relief, concern, and forgiveness. She disapproved of his behavior, but, not of him.

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Amabel McKay-Omar has a Master of Science degree in Early Childhood Education and has taught in a wide range of early childhood programs. She has been a college instructor, teacher-trainer in two Follow-Through models, day-care center director and director-of-training, for a large social work agency in New York City. She is a nonagenarian who spends most of her time writing. Her grand-sons call her “Mo” and she enjoys interacting with them.

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Contributors

Author

Amabel F. McKay-Omar

Illustrator

Saleam Bey

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