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51. Day 15, and I'm getting motivational



"Fall seven times, get up eight" is an old Japanese adage.

Each page would show a different character trying something over and over, until he finally achieves his goal. Each attempt would be a fun new pose, with even greater hilarity and determination. Here are some ideas that I think would be fun:

A baby giraffe staggers around, learning to walk.
A chef furiously mixes ingredients to make the perfect dessert.
A clumsy bear splashes around after fish.
A girl crashes and crashes, and eventually learns to ride a unicycle.
A sumo wrestler keeps getting thrown around by bigger, meaner wrestlers, until he ultimately conquers.
A baby bird has a few tumbles before she can fly.
A toddler boy pees his pants until he's finally potty-certified.


The book would entertain, inspire, and teach counting all at the same time.

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52. Day 14, and a taste of the absurd



In this book Dr. Dog and Cat M.D. take us for a tour through the feelings of the heart. Unfortunately, they're pretty clueless, and don't really get the concept. They mistake feelings like itchy, lumpy, floppy and smelly for actual emotions.

However, the book's educational merit isn't totally lost! There is a third pet who, in response to his dimwitted friends' antics, experiences a broad range of real emotions.

C'mon - isn't this idea a hoot?

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