Sonya Connor Ordre des livres (chronologique)

The story follows Suzie's school trip to an apple farm, where students explore agriculture and witness the apple-picking process. After a minor medical emergency and dropping her basket of apples, Suzie feels downcast. However, Farmer Bill steps in to help her, offering support and guidance during her challenging moment. The narrative highlights themes of resilience and community, showcasing the importance of kindness in overcoming setbacks.

The story explores themes of self-acceptance and the beauty of diversity through Suzie's journey. After realizing that her appearance sets her apart from her friends, she faces conflicts stemming from these differences. With her mother's guidance, Suzie learns to embrace her uniqueness and celebrate the individual qualities that make everyone special, ultimately discovering ways to resolve conflicts and foster understanding among her peers.

The story follows Suzie as she experiences the excitement and emotions of losing her first tooth, highlighting this milestone in childhood. Through engaging rhymes, it explores the universal journey of tooth loss while promoting the importance of maintaining good dental hygiene.

Suzie's journey showcases her determination and resilience as she navigates the challenges of baking for a school sale. Despite her lack of experience and initial failures, her positive attitude drives her to keep trying until she ultimately finds success. This story highlights the importance of perseverance and the joy of learning through trial and error.

Suzie discovers that she has a problem seeing clearly and that glasses are a cool and stylish way to correct this issue.