


- Arabelle – The bat with the most wonderful pink glasses;
- Betsie Bee – The little bee who learned how to share and care in preschool; and
- Koby – The little blue kangaroo who worried all day
Danielle Lindner is the founder and Executive Director of The London Day School, as well as a member of the Society for Children’s Book Writers & Illustrators. She wrote these three books and other to help children with certain social and emotional issues they may face with their peers.




Learn more about Danielle Lindner and The London Day School, and check out Miss Danielle’s PreschoolBuds to purchase these three books and other books in the series.

Enter below to win these three great books here at Eighty MPH Mom!

One (1) winner will win Arabelle – The bat with the most wonderful pink glasses, Betsie Bee – The little bee who learned how to share and care in preschool, and Koby – The little blue kangaroo who worried all day.
Open to residents of U.S. only. Ends 3/28/16. ARV: $27.
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Surbhi K.
Betsie Bee
charlene
My niece is in kindergarten this year and my sister said she loves to read . She would like the Arabelle book,
Janet W.
I think Koby will most help my grandson because he is such a worrier!
Em Mahr
I think my little one would really like the Betsie Bee book. He’s just starting daycare and we’re working hard on sharing.
Stacy Renee
I think the Betsie Bee book would me most helpful for my daughter. She’s an only child and hasn’t had to share much so far!
elizabeth miller
Betsy Bee would be great for my granddaughter. She is a single child and never really been with kids her age.
Nancy
First we would read and enjoy and learn from Betsie Bee.
Jessica K.
I think the Betsie Bee book would be great for my daughter. She is pretty good about sharing, but she has moments where she insists on a certain toy or food being “mine!!!!”
vickie couturier
Kolby because I have a grandson that worries a lot
Jo-Ann Brightman
I love them all, but I think the Betsie Bee book will help my grandsons the most.
Colleen Maurina
My little granddaughter just had to get glasses so the book Arabelle – The bat with the most wonderful pink glasses would be perfect for her! We are trying to keep her experience with glasses a positive one.
Jeanna Massman
I think Koby would be perfect for my grandson. He’s a worrier.
Jade Trefethen
Arabelle would be best for my son because we can both relate to that book he has Autism and its important for him to learn that it’s OK and GREAT to be a little Different 🙂
Vicki Wurgler
Koby would be a good book for my granddaughter
Jamie Brigham
Betsie Bee would be best for my son because He is just learning to fully share and is slowly getting the hang of it.
Trisha Burgess
Definitely the Betsie Bee book! My son needs to learn to better share!
Patty wright
Betsy bee would help my grandaughter
Jennifer Rogers
I think Koby The Little Blue Kangaroo who Worried All Day would be helpful!
Tarah
Betsie Bee – my son could use a refresher course on sharing. haha
McKim
I think the bee one would be helpful to my grandson.
Ashley C
I think Bestie Bee would be a great one because sharing and caring are important values to instill!
Heather B
I think Sofia the Snail would be greatest for my youngest son.
Fiona N
I think “Koby – The little blue kangaroo who worried all day” would help my son
Thank You for the chance
Lisa Ann
Betsie Bee would help my grandson.
Leela
Arabelle.
LeAnn Harbert
I think they will like Betsie Bee to teach sharing
LeAnn Harbert
I think they will like Betsie Bee to teach sharing.
Sarah Hall
I think Betsie Bee would be most helpful.
Aubrey
I think the betsie bee book will.
sharon b
I think Rupert – The little puppy who ran out of tears. will help my son. He has no patience and cries when he doesn’t get what he wants immediately.
Carolyn Daley
I think Betsie Bee would be beneficial for my nephew.
susan smoaks
betsey bee would be great for our daughter, she needs it.
Joy
The book Koby – The little blue kangaroo who worried all day would be the most helpful. My little girl has the weight of the world on her shoulders and is always worried about everything and everyone 🙂
Daniel M
Kolby, my nephew worries a lot
Julia Barnes
We would like the Arabelle book. We are always lookng for books that encourage self-confidence.
Susan Smith
My daughter had to get glasses at a young age so the book Arabelle would be our first choice.
Laurie Emerson
I think Arabelle would be the best for my daughter. She is 6 and has to wear glasses.She gets teased because of it.
rajee pandi
Betsie Bee book is great