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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Welcome to Pumpkin's Patch, a rather special place at the bottom of Honeysuckle Hill, where everybody is different and everybody belongs.Pumpkin has a wonky stem and the biggest welcome in the patch. His friends are just as wonderfully different. Bea Butternut races around on wheels. Della Delicata is deaf and uses sign language. Tully Turban speaks more than one language. Hubert Hubbard is big, bumpy and gentle. Dot Dumpling is tiny. Zuki Zucchini is incredibly fast and loves to win. And Sammy Spaghetti is autistic; he likes things just so, finds loud noises difficult and notices patterns other people miss. When the Great Harvest Maze comes to the valley, Zuki thinks the way to win is obvious: take the fastest. Pumpkin disagrees. In Pumpkin's Patch, everybody plays, from the very start.Once inside the maze, being fast isn't enough. The friends become lost and soon discover that each of them can do something the others cannot. Bea's wheels leave tracks, Hubert lifts Dot high enough to see across the corn, Della keeps everyone communicating and, when every path seems to lead nowhere, Sammy remembers the pattern of the maze. Pumpkin's Patch: The Great Harvest Maze is the first in a series of children's adventures about friendship, difference and belonging. Through warm, funny characters and stories children can simply enjoy, the series introduces neurodiversity, disability, cultural differences and different ways of experiencing the world.This isn't a story about fixing people who are different. It is about discovering that being different can be valuable. Pumpkin and his friends don't succeed despite their differences. They succeed because everyone is included and everyone has something to contribute. Pumpkins_Patch_The_Great_Harves.Who Is This Book For?Written primarily for children aged 4-8, The Great Harvest Maze is designed to be enjoyed with parents, grandparents, caregivers and teachers, as well as by emerging independent readers.It is for children who sometimes feel different and for children learning to understand friends who may think, move, communicate or experience the world differently. It also gives families, schools and educators a natural starting point for conversations about autism, disability, sensory differences, sign language, empathy and inclusion.Above all, Pumpkin's Patch is an adventure, not a lesson. Children come for Pumpkin, Sammy, Bea, Della, Zuki and their friends. The understanding happens along the way.Everybody is different. Everybody belongs. Pumpkin's Patch, The Great Harvest Maze is an adventure where everyone has something special to contribute. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Welcome to Pumpkin's Patch, a rather special place at the bottom of Honeysuckle Hill, where everybody is different and everybody belongs.Pumpkin has a wonky stem and the biggest welcome in the patch. His friends are just as wonderfully different. Bea Butternut races around on wheels. Della Delicata is deaf and uses sign language. Tully Turban speaks more than one language. Hubert Hubbard is big, bumpy and gentle. Dot Dumpling is tiny. Zuki Zucchini is incredibly fast and loves to win. And Sammy Spaghetti is autistic; he likes things just so, finds loud noises difficult and notices patterns other people miss. When the Great Harvest Maze comes to the valley, Zuki thinks the way to win is obvious: take the fastest. Pumpkin disagrees. In Pumpkin's Patch, everybody plays, from the very start.Once inside the maze, being fast isn't enough. The friends become lost and soon discover that each of them can do something the others cannot. Bea's wheels leave tracks, Hubert lifts Dot high enough to see across the corn, Della keeps everyone communicating and, when every path seems to lead nowhere, Sammy remembers the pattern of the maze. Pumpkin's Patch: The Great Harvest Maze is the first in a series of children's adventures about friendship, difference and belonging. Through warm, funny characters and stories children can simply enjoy, the series introduces neurodiversity, disability, cultural differences and different ways of experiencing the world.This isn't a story about fixing people who are different. It is about discovering that being different can be valuable. Pumpkin and his friends don't succeed despite their differences. They succeed because everyone is included and everyone has something to contribute. Pumpkins_Patch_The_Great_Harves.Who Is This Book For?Written primarily for children aged 4-8, The Great Harvest Maze is designed to be enjoyed with parents, grandparents, caregivers and teachers, as well as by emerging independent readers.It is for children who sometimes feel different and for children learning to understand friends who may think, move, communicate or experience the world differently. It also gives families, schools and educators a natural starting point for conversations about autism, disability, sensory differences, sign language, empathy and inclusion.Above all, Pumpkin's Patch is an adventure, not a lesson. Children come for Pumpkin, Sammy, Bea, Della, Zuki and their friends. The understanding happens along the way.Everybody is different. Everybody belongs. Pumpkin's Patch, The Great Harvest Maze is an adventure where everyone has something special to contribute. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Welcome to Pumpkin's Patch, a rather special place at the bottom of Honeysuckle Hill, where everybody is different and everybody belongs.Pumpkin has a wonky stem and the biggest welcome in the patch. His friends are just as wonderfully different. Bea Butternut races around on wheels. Della Delicata is deaf and uses sign language. Tully Turban speaks more than one language. Hubert Hubbard is big, bumpy and gentle. Dot Dumpling is tiny. Zuki Zucchini is incredibly fast and loves to win. And Sammy Spaghetti is autistic; he likes things just so, finds loud noises difficult and notices patterns other people miss. When the Great Harvest Maze comes to the valley, Zuki thinks the way to win is obvious: take the fastest. Pumpkin disagrees. In Pumpkin's Patch, everybody plays, from the very start.Once inside the maze, being fast isn't enough. The friends become lost and soon discover that each of them can do something the others cannot. Bea's wheels leave tracks, Hubert lifts Dot high enough to see across the corn, Della keeps everyone communicating and, when every path seems to lead nowhere, Sammy remembers the pattern of the maze. Pumpkin's Patch: The Great Harvest Maze is the first in a series of children's adventures about friendship, difference and belonging. Through warm, funny characters and stories children can simply enjoy, the series introduces neurodiversity, disability, cultural differences and different ways of experiencing the world.This isn't a story about fixing people who are different. It is about discovering that being different can be valuable. Pumpkin and his friends don't succeed despite their differences. They succeed because everyone is included and everyone has something to contribute. Pumpkins_Patch_The_Great_Harves.Who Is This Book For Written primarily for children aged 4-8, The Great Harvest Maze is designed to be enjoyed with parents, grandparents, caregivers and teachers, as well as by emerging independent readers.It is for children who sometimes feel different and for children learning to understand friends who may think, move, communicate or experience the world differently. It also gives families, schools and educators a natural starting point for conversations about autism, disability, sensory differences, sign language, empathy and inclusion.Above all, Pumpkin's Patch is an adventure, not a lesson. Children come for Pumpkin, Sammy, Bea, Della, Zuki and their friends. The understanding happens along the way.Everybody is different. Everybody belongs.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Welcome to Pumpkin's Patch, a rather special place at the bottom of Honeysuckle Hill, where everybody is different and everybody belongs.Pumpkin has a wonky stem and the biggest welcome in the patch. His friends are just as wonderfully different. Bea Butternut races around on wheels. Della Delicata is deaf and uses sign language. Tully Turban speaks more than one language. Hubert Hubbard is big, bumpy and gentle. Dot Dumpling is tiny. Zuki Zucchini is incredibly fast and loves to win. And Sammy Spaghetti is autistic; he likes things just so, finds loud noises difficult and notices patterns other people miss. When the Great Harvest Maze comes to the valley, Zuki thinks the way to win is obvious: take the fastest. Pumpkin disagrees. In Pumpkin's Patch, everybody plays, from the very start.Once inside the maze, being fast isn't enough. The friends become lost and soon discover that each of them can do something the others cannot. Bea's wheels leave tracks, Hubert lifts Dot high enough to see across the corn, Della keeps everyone communicating and, when every path seems to lead nowhere, Sammy remembers the pattern of the maze. Pumpkin's Patch: The Great Harvest Maze is the first in a series of children's adventures about friendship, difference and belonging. Through warm, funny characters and stories children can simply enjoy, the series introduces neurodiversity, disability, cultural differences and different ways of experiencing the world.This isn't a story about fixing people who are different. It is about discovering that being different can be valuable. Pumpkin and his friends don't succeed despite their differences. They succeed because everyone is included and everyone has something to contribute. Pumpkins_Patch_The_Great_Harves.Who Is This Book For?Written primarily for children aged 4-8, The Great Harvest Maze is designed to be enjoyed with parents, grandparents, caregivers and teachers, as well as by emerging independent readers.It is for children who sometimes feel different and for children learning to understand friends who may think, move, communicate or experience the world differently. It also gives families, schools and educators a natural starting point for conversations about autism, disability, sensory differences, sign language, empathy and inclusion.Above all, Pumpkin's Patch is an adventure, not a lesson. Children come for Pumpkin, Sammy, Bea, Della, Zuki and their friends. The understanding happens along the way.Everybody is different. Everybody belongs. Pumpkin's Patch, The Great Harvest Maze is an adventure where everyone has something special to contribute. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Pumkin's Patch, The Great Harvest Maze | Robert E M Ancill | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Robert Ancill | EAN 9798234251466 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.