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    The Children’s Book Review | September 10, 2015

    All the Other NuggiesAll the Other Nuggies

    Coco is a very lonely Nuggie. Everyday she hides away and watches while all the other Nuggies play. One day she’s discovered by a friendly Nuggie named Chomper who goes out of his way to help her make some new friends. As she learns to fit in, Coco discovers that being different isn’t a bad thing, it’s what makes her unique and fun to be with!

    “Self-perception can certainly hold anybody back from new things, so All the Other Nuggies sends a great message to young readers that opening one’s self up to new situations can lead to fun opportunities and the chance to make new friends.”—The Children’s Book Review

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    Ages 3-5 | Publisher: Nuggies Inc. | 2015 | ISBN-13: 978-0986222443

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    About the Author

    Jeff Minich is a writer, technologist, and life-long dog lover. Jeff is passionate about introducing children to the joy of reading. His Nuggies illustrated children’s book series is based on life-lessons as learned through the experience of some of his favorite canine friends. Jeff currently lives in Denver, Colorado with his two favorite Nuggies.

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    64 Comments

    7. Rita M on

      Luckily – we are all unique! What makes me unique & fun is that when I became a “mewmaw” – it opened up a whole new world of fun.

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    23. bina on

      https://twitter.com/jackalJarrod/status/644159368913547264 WASNT paying attention and put something other then thte tweet in the form LOL sorry bout that

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    31. Charriess on

      I laugh a lot even when I know it’s bad. I have to at least smile to find the little bit of good in all the bad. This makes me someone who tends to be optimistic when it come to life’s challenges. My son would love to share this and read it with his siblings! Good Luck Every One!!

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    38. Debra S on

      Well, if you ask the kids- they say oh G-ma, you taught us to believe in “magic” of fairytales and to be brave! I love to dance with them, too and they think that is really silly.

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    48. Lori pouncey on

      I am unique in the sense that we are all different in our own ways, rare even 🙂 Thank you for this awesome giveaway 🙂 LOve it

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    50. Suzanne Costner on

      My friends and family are entertained by the vast array of book and movie quotes and trivia that are stuck in my brain. They also like that I can come up with a song to match almost any occasion.

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    56. Becky VanGinkel on

      What makes me unique comes from being a teen parent(I was 18 and my husband was 21 when our first was born). Although I am now 32 and my husband is 35, and we have 3 children, we remember what it’s like to be a kid and I am a VERY hands on parent. There isn’t a day that goes by that I’m not on the floor playing Legos with my kids, swimming with them in the pool, throwing the baseball out in the yard…. While other parents surrounding us parent more on the sidelines, I have a special bond with my children that comes from being young, and I wouldn’t change it for the world!! I know that a lot of people in our positions would have made different choices, but we stood strong and faced our situation and bettered ourselves because of it! Our oldest is in 7th grade, at a 9th grade reading level and getting straight A’s plus is a starter on his baseball team, our 5 year old is already reading and is very outgoing.. involved in dance and fishing and gardening at the school garden, our 2 year old is ahead of all of her milestones and happy and healthy! My husband has climbed the ladder and went from being a ground hand to now being Lead Lineman and Group Leader, and I am able to be a SAHM.. so what makes me unique is that I WAS a statistic, but with my husband by my side, I overcame that, and I hope I can be a role model for teen moms everywhere <3

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    57. Renee Alam on

      I’m unique because I don’t worry about what others think about me so I’m free to act silly around my kids all the time….I act more childish than my kids sometimes and it’s fun!

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    58. Kristen H. on

      The things that make me unique and fun to be with are my sense of humor, my love of video games, my love of music, my love of movies, my love of food and my love of watching sports. Thanks for the fantastic opportunity to win!

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    60. patricia delgado on

      I am a special needs mom, I take life way too seriously sometimes so I like to make others laugh in my spare time.

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    61. susan king on

      I’d like to think I’m unique because when kids are bored or even adults are bored I can find a way to make things fun again and get both kids and adults involved until everybody’s having fun again. Kids normally want to be around me because of that. Thank you for the chance to win this !!

      Reply
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