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    612-822-4611

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Joey and Cody PLAY BALL!

Joey and Cody PLAY BALL!

Tapp, Karen

Paperback

General Juvenile Fiction

Publisher Price: $8.00

ISBN10: 1965390773
ISBN13: 9781965390771
Publisher: James Young
Published: Feb 23 2026
Pages: 36
Weight: 0.17
Height: 0.10 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

This is a heartwarming children's book that continues the enchanting tale of Joey, the little duckling, and his faithful friend Cody, the dog. This delightful story is a perfect follow-up to the previous adventure, Joey the Little Duckling, The Egg Molly Left Behind. With its engaging narrative, relatable characters, and valuable life lessons, this book captivates young readers and offers a charming journey into friendship, exploration, and personal growth. Tapp's writing style effortlessly draws you into the world of Joey and Cody. The story is vividly described, making it easy to imagine the muggy day when Joey and Cody eagerly awaited the return of the boys from school. The author's description of the anticipation on the last day of school creates a sense of excitement that sets the stage for the adventures to come: Today was the last day of school for summer break. Peter, Joe, and Al will be home to play all summer. But what truly tugs at the heartstrings is the bond between Joey and Cody. Their companionship is like a gentle breeze that sweeps through the pages, bringing with it a sense of innocence and joy that's hard to miss. As the boys take up baseball for the summer, the duo's playful antics add a touch of humor to the story. Tapp's depiction of their mischievous involvement in the baseball game showcases their unique personalities: Cody and Joey play in the game, but not in a helpful way. Cody would watch and wait patiently until he got a chance to steal the ball. Then Cody would run to hide the ball. Through Cody and Joey's adventures, Tapp masterfully weaves in life lessons that young readers can relate to. The character's actions highlight the importance of understanding consequences and learning from mistakes. The narrative effectively teaches children that actions have reactions and that responsibility plays a pivotal role in friendships

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