Impatient Pamela Learns About Germs

Winner, Seal of Approval from The National Parenting Center:

“Impatient Pamela is back and as impatient as ever, that is until she learns a valuable lesson. The lesson isn't that germs are lurking everywhere and that she needs to be terrified about them. It's that simple, everyday habits like washing her hands can help keep her safe and healthy. It is this kind of sensible approach to real-life issues that resonated with our testers. That and the fact that this is an entertaining book that children enjoyed reading together with their parents.”
      - The National Parenting Center

Chosen for Book Sense Winter 2006/2007 Children’s Picks List

 “Showing kids that being careful does not mean being afraid of germs, this funny and informative book would be a meaningful piece in the health education of youngsters ages four to eight.”
      – Carol O’Callaghan, The Bookery, Ephrata, WA

“Written by Sarah Overland and illustrated by Aaron Conway, Impatient Pamela Learns About Germs is an educational picture book for young people about the importance of good hygiene and respectful habits to keep from getting sick, and to prevent spreading sickness to others. From the right way to wash one's hands, to the importance of keeping one's fingers away from the eyes, nose and mouth, to learning not to sneeze indiscriminately on people, Impatient Pamela Learns About Germs blends practical daily life lessons with whimsical illustrations to drive home its invaluable lessons. Enthusiastically recommended for both school and home reading collections, to be shared with young people at the earliest possible age at which they can understand.”
      – Midwest Book Review

“A fun and beautifully illustrated children’s book with a great message!”
      – USABookNews.com