Cheryl Wagner Books

Frustrated by the time it takes to do the things she wants to do, Loonette the clown finds that patience is a virtue and that good things come to those who wait.

The big comfy couch potato

By Cheryl Wagner

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Loonette does not feel like doing anything, but with the help of her doll Molly, Granny, and Major Bedhead, she overcomes her lethargy.

Molly's bad hair day

By Cheryl Wagner

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When Loonette's doll Molly wakes up with her hair all tangled, it takes Loonette a while to convince her that she will look better and feel better once her hair is combed.

Where are you, Fuzzy?

By Cheryl Wagner

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While playing hide-and-seek with Wuzzy, Fuzzy wanders outside and becomes lost in Granny's garden, but Molly comes along to save the day.

Plenty enough suck to go around

By Cheryl Wagner

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This darkly humorous memoir about survival from NPR's "This American Life" contributor reveals how she rebuilt her life after Hurricane Katrina destroyed everything she treasured.

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