Böcker av Carol Marín

Synopsis: Dorie is a flamingo. She is sweet but shy. She has two older sisters, Maddie and Destiny. She loves her sisters but her favorite person is Molly, her very best friend in the whole wide world. And, as best friends do, they spend every free moment together. Dorie's Day at the Beach is a story about Dorie and her best friend Molly. Dorie and Molly love the beach, picnics, music, and looking for seashells. On one particular afternoon at the beach, Molly and Dorie meet someone new, whom becomes a special friend. Whom do they meet? What is so special about the new friend? Read Dorie's Day at the Beach! You will be surprised!Autobiography: Carol Marin, Author, is married, mother of two adult children, and a retired speech therapist. The author also has a beagle named Molly and a kitten named Ariella. Her family, best friend, and pets provided inspiration for her books, as did her tenure as a speech therapist. During her 30 year career, she provided speech and language therapies for children, preschool through high school, diagnosed with speech and language delays, including deaf, hearing impaired, and children with autism.

Book Synopsis: Dorie, Maddie, and Destiny represent the different sides of our Inner Child. Dorie the shy, sweet child; Maddie the social butterfly; and, Destiny the princess "want to be". They are flamingos, but sisters as well. As sisters will do, they get along with each other one day, and annoyed at each other the next day. Dorie's New Hat shows a glimpse of their lives together. In this story Dorie needs a new hat for a special occasion, but finds it frustrating to find the perfect hat. Will her sisters come to her rescue or will Dorie never find the hat of her dreams? Read this story and find out for yourself!Autobiography: Carol Marin, Author, is married, mother of two adult children, and a retired speech therapist. During her 30 year career, she provided speech and language therapies for children, preschool through high school, diagnosed with speech and language delays, including deaf, hearing impaired, and children with autism.Children's literature was an integral part of the speech and language therapies provided during the author's tenure as a speech therapist. All children love books. The pictures and language supported the development of speech sounds, grammar, vocabulary, reading, spelling, intonation, social interaction, and visual support for the story. The books also provided enjoyment for all involved in the lessons.Writing this book was fun and fulfilling for the author. She hopes you will enjoy reading about Dorie, Maddie, and Destiny as much as she did while writing Dorie's New Hat.