![]() “But Harriet didn’t care about fitting in-she cared about getting back to the store.” She negotiates a ride from an orca, and her dads are still in the snack aisle when she soars back into the store with the help of a flock of gulls. ![]() One penguin suggests she get rid of her red bow tie in order to fit in. “I don’t think I belong here,” Harriet says when they arrive. “Where are we going?” It turns out the penguins are going back home, in hot air balloons. Harriet does get carried away-literally-by a passel of penguins she meets in the frozen food aisle. “… don’t get carried away,” they tell her, knowing their daughter. When her dads take her shopping for her birthday party snacks, she’s dressed as a penguin and waddles off in search of party hats. Harriet wears costumes everywhere, from the laundromat to the park to the dentist. ![]() Published by Simon & Schuster, 2018 Harriet Gets Carried Away by Jessie Sima ![]()
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