curry, parker

"Parker writes letters to her friend Gia while she travels across the U.S. and visits states such as Georgia and New Mexico"--.

While playing dress-up, Parker and her siblings imagine endless possibilities for future careers.

While playing dress-up, Parker and her siblings imagine endless possibilities for future careers.

"Parker writes letters to her friend Gia while she travels across the U.S. and visits states such as Georgia and New Mexico"--Provided by publisher.

While playing dress-up, Parker and her siblings imagine endless possibilities for future careers.

"Parker writes letters to her friend Gia while she travels across the U.S. and visits states such as Georgia and New Mexico"--.

"Parker Curry loves being a big sister. She gets to play dress-up with her little sister, Ava, and piano with her baby brother, Cash. And Parker loves to dance, twirling and leaping and spinning in joy. But when a dancer joins her class and needs her help, Parker wonders if she has what it takes to be not only a real dancer, but a real friend. This inspirational picture book has an afterword by prima ballerina and New York Times bestselling author Misty Copeland"--.

"When Parker Curry came face-to-face with Amy Sherald's transcendent portrait of First Lady Michelle Obama ... She saw dynamic self-assurance. She saw truth and beauty. She saw a queen. But most importantly, Parker saw Her hopes. Her dreams, Her power. Her promise. Herself"--Jacket flap.