It's Only One!

Illustrated by Tony Neal
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A humorous, touching story about how good citizenship and a little consideration for others can make our world a joyful place for all. Now in paperback!

It’s never too early to introduce children to the concept of being a good citizen! In this humorous, touching story that’s now in paperback, Sunnyville is the perfect place to live, until one day Rhino tosses a candy wrapper on the ground. "What?" he says. "It's only one." But soon, others start throwing their trash on the ground, too, and it begins to pile up. Gradually, the neighborhood becomes messier, noisier, and grumpier. Can anyone save the day?
 
This is an ideal book for sharing at home or at school during story time to reinforce the idea that a little consideration for others can make our world a joyful place for all. Back matter includes tips for how to be a good neighbor.
 
Tracey Corderoy lives near Gloucester in the Cotswolds with her family and a host of lively pets. Once an elementary school teacher, Tracey is now an award-winning writer. She loves visiting schools, libraries, and bookstores, bringing her stories to life with bright, engaging events, and inspiring children to want to be writers.

Tony Neal's passion for art has led to a blooming career in children's book illustration. He is currently living in the south Leicestershire countryside. When not working, he enjoys fishing, spicy food, and rocking out on his bass guitar in a local band.
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A humorous, touching story about how good citizenship and a little consideration for others can make our world a joyful place for all. Now in paperback!

It’s never too early to introduce children to the concept of being a good citizen! In this humorous, touching story that’s now in paperback, Sunnyville is the perfect place to live, until one day Rhino tosses a candy wrapper on the ground. "What?" he says. "It's only one." But soon, others start throwing their trash on the ground, too, and it begins to pile up. Gradually, the neighborhood becomes messier, noisier, and grumpier. Can anyone save the day?
 
This is an ideal book for sharing at home or at school during story time to reinforce the idea that a little consideration for others can make our world a joyful place for all. Back matter includes tips for how to be a good neighbor.
 

Author

Tracey Corderoy lives near Gloucester in the Cotswolds with her family and a host of lively pets. Once an elementary school teacher, Tracey is now an award-winning writer. She loves visiting schools, libraries, and bookstores, bringing her stories to life with bright, engaging events, and inspiring children to want to be writers.

Tony Neal's passion for art has led to a blooming career in children's book illustration. He is currently living in the south Leicestershire countryside. When not working, he enjoys fishing, spicy food, and rocking out on his bass guitar in a local band.

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