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Hayden and the Wobbly Circle

Hayden helps his shape friends discover that their differences make play more interesting.

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Hayden in a green dinosaur shirt sits with a red square, blue triangle and yellow ring in a sunlit woodland beneath the book title.

Format: 10 illustrated pages
Language: English
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Page 1

Hayden sits on a rug among colorful wooden shapes in a sunny playroom.

In a sunny, cozy room, Hayden loved to play with his colorful shapes. He had squares, triangles, and circles. They were his best friends.

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Page 2

Hayden watches a smiling red square, yellow circle and blue triangle on the floor.

One magical morning, the shapes wiggled and blinked their eyes open! "Hello, Hayden!" said Stanley the Square, Trixie the Triangle, and a yellow circle named Wobbly.

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Page 3

Hayden smiles beside an upright red square and a blue triangle with expressive faces.

Stanley the Square was very proud. "My four sides are all straight and strong!" he announced. Trixie the Triangle pointed her corners. "My three points are the best!" she chirped.

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Page 4

Hayden sits with a square, triangle and wavy-edged yellow circle in a softly lit room.

Then they looked at Wobbly. He wasn't a perfect circle. He was a little bit wiggly. A little bit wobbly. "You're not perfectly round," said Stanley.

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Page 5

Hayden looks at a worried yellow round shape with wobbly motion lines around it.

Wobbly felt sad. He tried to puff himself up to be perfectly round, but he just wiggled and jiggled. He slowly wobbled away behind a toy box.

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Page 6

Hayden gently holds a little yellow circle in both hands.

Hayden saw that Wobbly was sad. He walked over and gently picked him up. "I like your wobbles," Hayden whispered, giving him a little cuddle.

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Page 7

Hayden gives a round shape a push across the floor as musical notes float nearby.

Hayden showed the other shapes. "Watch this!" he said. He gave Wobbly a little push. Instead of rolling straight, Wobbly bounced and giggled! Boing, boing, wobble!

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Page 8

Hayden watches smiling shapes beside a small ramp in his playroom.

Hayden pushed Stanley, who just slid in a straight line. He tipped Trixie, who just fell over. But Wobbly's bouncy, silly roll was the most fun of all!

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Page 9

Hayden smiles at colorful shape friends and a round shape bouncing through the air.

Stanley and Trixie laughed too! They saw that being wobbly was what made Wobbly special. "Your wobbles are so much fun!" they shouted. "Let's play together!"

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Page 10

Hayden holds a blue square and an orange circle beside a smiling yellow triangle.

From then on, Hayden and all his shape friends played together every day. They learned that being different is what makes the world, and their games, so interesting.

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Hayden hugs smiling red, blue and yellow shapes in a sunny room beneath the words The End. — The book’s original back cover.

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Helps shapes learn that being different makes the world interesting

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