Books like Daniel visits the library by Maggie Testa
Daniel Tiger and his friend Prince Wednesday are brimming with excitement for a special story‑time visit to the library. Before they can enjoy the tales inside, however, they must first master the art of staying calm and quiet. As they practice patience and good behavior, young readers are encouraged to reflect on their own conduct while learning the valuable skills of self‑regulation and respectful library habits.
First publish date: 2015
Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers
Authors: Maggie Testa
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