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“On the day the penguin discovered the person, everything changed.” 

When a wandering penguin meets a child roasting marshmallows, the new friendship brings joy and smiles. But when the penguin tries to share this new experience with its penguin pals, things get out of control.

”Naturally, the other penguins wanted to roast marshmallows by the fire, too, which was wonderful…until it wasn’t.”

Can the penguins learn to balance individual desires with community goals? Of course they can!

You are gonna LOVE this book of cuteness, chaos, and community! The setting may be snowy, but this adorable and funny tale of community will warm your heart.
— Ame Dyckman, Award winning / NYT Best Selling Author of Wolfie the Bunny
The knowing, parental voice keeps the story warm at the core, while the fanciful polar landscape is brought to life in bold brushstrokes, fluffy textures, and splashes of aurora-like color.
— Publisher’s Weekly
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The Trouble with Penguins is a

Macmillan School & Library Staff Pick!

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Debut author Rebecca Jordan-Glum has created a quirky teamwork and friendship story, perfect for fans of Jon Klassen and Oliver Jeffers.
— Lucy Del Priore, Director of Macmillan School & Library
Rebecca Jordan-Glum knocks it out of the park (or... the Antarctic) with her debut. Warm illustrations and a sweet story of collaboration make for a real treat.
— Dylan Teut, Educator and Director of the Plum Creek Literacy Festival
 

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