Books with author N.S. Ether

It all began in the playground. Well, you can say that a lot of things have wonderful beginnings when you have kids playing together especially where there are slides, pens, playhouses, and all the fun things.You know that kids are having fun when you hear their laughter as they play. The little playground in the middle of town is always a happy place. That is why Chris the Crocodile loved playing there.

Easy Izzy!‘Can’t we just go home?’ Izzy let out a big sigh before asking his dad for the umpteenth time. His dad says ‘umpteenth’ can describe something that happens again after happening a couple of times before. And Izzy used it right! Izzy already knew the answer to his fifty-seventh question, he just wanted to give it another shot.‘Easy, Izzy!’ His mother teased. She used to say that whenever Izzy’s in a bad mood. It made him giggle because it rhymes!You can already tell where they are going, the car’s roof is filled with squished beach floaters. The shark’s fin is popping out and the duck’s face looks like it’s gasping for air! It’s all tied up and covered in a large net up there. Then there’s the car’s trunk that you can no longer close. All the buckets, shovels, his dad’s large fishing rod and a bunch of umbrellas are all stowed away in it. Izzy couldn’t help but wonder what else did they pack? There’s a big trailer attached to their car and it wriggles at the back.

In a place called “The Whaling City” or the city of New Bedford in Bristol County, Massachusetts, there’s an old woman named Mrs. Katty Galore. Every day, she went to the park to feed the birds as her hobby and at the same time, to unwind. Mrs. Galore is a widow with two sons and a daughter, and all of them are married and have kids of their own. That is why she is always alone in her house.

Easy Izzy!‘Can’t we just go home?’ Izzy let out a big sigh before asking his dad for the umpteenth time. His dad says ‘umpteenth’ can describe something that happens again after happening a couple of times before. And Izzy used it right! Izzy already knew the answer to his fifty-seventh question, he just wanted to give it another shot.‘Easy, Izzy!’ His mother teased. She used to say that whenever Izzy’s in a bad mood. It made him giggle because it rhymes!You can already tell where they are going, the car’s roof is filled with squished beach floaters. The shark’s fin is popping out and the duck’s face looks like it’s gasping for air! It’s all tied up and covered in a large net up there. Then there’s the car’s trunk that you can no longer close. All the buckets, shovels, his dad’s large fishing rod and a bunch of umbrellas are all stowed away in it. Izzy couldn’t help but wonder what else did they pack? There’s a big trailer attached to their car and it wriggles at the back.

This tiny book about Garry the giraffe and Barry the bird is sure to tickle a child’s sense of humor and expose them to the different things they could do when travelling. Coupled with many illustrations, the book will also help widen a child’s imagination, and make them feel as if they are part of the story.Hopefully this book will also make older people feel like a child again, and envision themselves travelling around the world like Garry and Barry. After all, a life is more worth living if you get to see the different wonders of this world together with a friend or loved one!Although this book is designed for children ages five to eight, it ideally crosses any age range because it tackles a valuable lesson about travelling – something that we all must experience! How about you, dear reader, how do you feel about travelling? It gives you this sense of appreciation and understanding of how beautiful the world is and all the living things inhabiting it. The trees, mountains, rivers, forests, seas – they are all beautiful things! Many people would be very willing, if given the chance, to travel around the world. It truly is an opportunity that we cannot miss in our lifetime. There was once a tall giraffe named Garry, drinking his orange juice through a long, long straw….FREE For Kindle Prime Or Kindle Unlimited Members

Something grumbled but it’s not their tummies, the African animals told themselves. Then something crumbles, was it the ground? Or is it the whole island that is now slowly sinking! Follow along the journey of the cuddly and mighty animals as they look for another home. As to how, they have no clue, but maybe the birds can look for one. Perhaps sharing an adventure and looking forward can be fun.