My Mommy is a Bookkeeper
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Some jobs have a uniform. Yours has a spreadsheet.
There is no engine to point at and nothing to visit, which makes "what does mummy do?" surprisingly hard to answer.
When she asks her mummy what a bookkeeper does, she is shown with buttons and a jar — count them, write it down, check it twice. Then the day one number would not come right, and the quiet satisfaction of finding the one that had slipped. A warm, calm read-aloud about care and carefulness, paced for bedtime.
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There is no engine to point at and nothing to visit, which makes "what does mummy do?" surprisingly hard to answer.
When she asks her mummy what a bookkeeper does, she is shown with buttons and a jar — count them, write it down, check it twice. Then the day one number would not come right, and the quiet satisfaction of finding the one that had slipped. A warm, calm read-aloud about care and carefulness, paced for bedtime.
Inside this book
- Counting buttons into neat little piles with Teddy
- Why grown-ups check things twice, and why that is not boring
- Lea sets up her own tidy desk and counts everything in the house
- Twelve full-page illustrations, created with AI assistance
- Two colouring pages and four activity pages at the back
- Book 4 in the My Mummy, My Daddy series about the jobs parents do
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