Slow Down Sally
By Mary Hooper
Sally’s speedy habits cause a surprising muddle—but what will she notice when she finally slows down?
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What is Slow Down Sally about?
Sally is always rushing. She hurries through every job, races from place to place and never stops to think about what might happen next. But when her speedy habits lead to a surprising muddle, Sally discovers that slowing down can be just as important as getting there first. With lively illustrations, simple language and a playful twist at the end, this cheerful early reader follows Sally as she learns to look more carefully at the world around her.
About the author
Mary Hooper is a much-loved British author who writes exciting and imaginative stories for children and young people. She is known for books like 'At the Sign of the Sugared Plum' and 'Petals in the Ashes', which take readers on adventures in different times and places. Mary enjoys bringing history to life through her wonderful storytelling.
Pages
29 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1997
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