Before long, the little girl is feeling dejected realizing that she has not been taking good care of her belongings. As the little girl surveys her room, she also sees how all of her toys are also sad from being neglected and piled uncomfortably one on top of the other.
They were tired of being left on the ground, crumpled up, and treated so poorly.
had me thinking, "Oh yes, we've been there!" In this funny little story, a little girl opens her closet to learn from the clothes hangers, much to her dismay, that her clothes have run away. She lives in the famous town of Smithville, NJ, with her husband Patrick and a meticulous old cat named Nyda. She is a member of SCBWI and speaks a few languages fluently. Her books are available in print on Amazon and Barnes & Noble, and as e-books for most popular e-devices. Two of her children's books, The Trees Have Hearts and Good Morning, World, won Mom's Choice Awards in 2013. In 2011, she began her career as a writer, focusing on writing children's books that have meaning and provide valuable lessons. In 1992 she immigrated to the USA with her two small daughters and for years worked in her own business. She lived in the historical city of Lviv, where she studied business in Lviv Business College and worked in the food industry. (Olga D'Agostino), an award-winning children's author, was born in western Ukraine. Watch your children have a blast reading this story while learning valuable lessons. "How easy it is to lose something you love so much." She learns an important lesson at the end of this story. Her clothes had disappeared! What had happened to her shirts and pants? Where did her favorite dresses, coats, and socks go? Why did they leave her with just her pajamas on this misty morning? Will they come back? Taking a closer look at her room, Nika starts thinking about her attitude toward her clothes and toys. One hazy morning when Nika opened her closet, she discovered that it was empty. Honored for Excellence by the Mom's Choice Awards2015 Readers Favorite International Award Winner Recommended for home and school libraries and has earned the Literary Classics Seal of Approval: age 6-8An enlightening story about a little girl named Nika who didn't want to take care of her clothes and toys.
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