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Book details
  • Genre:CHILDREN'S FICTION
  • SubGenre:Family / Siblings
  • Age Range (years):6 - 8
  • Language:English
  • Pages:26
  • Paperback ISBN:9781667854472

All the Wave

by Tiana Woolridge

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Overview
Ness loves two things more than anything else in the world: water, and her big brother Orlando. But a birthday party at the beach transforms her biggest love into her biggest fear. Luckily, her brother always has her back!
Description

All the Wave is a story about the loving bond between a brother and sister. Vanessa, who goes by the nickname Ness, loves any reason to be near water. During a birthday trip to the beach, she gets knocked over by a wave and pulled into the ocean. Orlando comes to her rescue, and reminds her that while she does need to be careful around water, he will always be there for her. This story was written to commemorate and memorialize the relationship between the late Vanessa and Orlando Woolridge, two incredible human beings who left a beautiful mark on the world. Their love lives on in the bond between Orlando's children/Vanessa's niece & nephew: Renaldo and Tiana Woolridge. All the Wave is actually a true story from Renaldo and Tiana's childhood. Tiana, the author, wrote this story using Orlando and Vanessa as the main characters in order to eternalize the strength of the Woolridge sibling bond.

About the author
Tiana Woolridge is a pediatric doctor working in San Francisco, California. All the Wave is her first children's book, inspired by the loving relationship between her late father and aunt. She enjoys sports, reading, and hanging out with friends by the ocean.

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