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PreS After learning how to apologize in "Martha Doesn't Say Sorry"(Little, Brown, 2009), the stubborn little otter returns to master a new lesson. She overuses "mine," her new favorite word, until she is left performing magic tricks without an audience, putting on puppet shows with only one puppet, and playing Ping-Pong without a partner. Through...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

Little otter Martha (from Martha Doesn't Say Sorry!) likes to assert ownership of everything in her life—her pancakes, her scooter, her dollhouse, and her blanket, all "mine!" She especially doesn't like to share with baby brother Edwin, and when her parents try to persuade her to takes turns with Edwin, she refuses. But when her mother, her father, and Edwin all walk away, Edwin saying, "K, Maffa," Martha ...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

Little otter Martha doesn't like to share. But when her parents and baby brother walk away, Martha finds that playing alone isn't as...Log In or Sign Up to Read More