Books with title Space Rats

Imagination activate! Let your kids unleash their imaginations and draw their own stories. If your kids are constantly drawing, creating, and love making up stories, this is the book you need. With 120 pages of story paper with space for a title, a drawing, and lines for writing below, kids can invent their own magical creatures, new worlds, superheroes, summer camps, time and space adventures, wizarding worlds, and more. Perfect to keep kids occupied during car trips, plane or train rides, or at holiday gatherings. Great for summer extension activities Scroll up and order your blank story book today: for the holidays, a reward, or surprise for the little creator in your life. 8.5" x 11" notebook with durable soft matte cover120 pages of story paper ideal for young children who are learning how to write and properly proportion letters (approximately Kindergarten - third grade). Also great for older children who have delays with handwriting. Our story paper has a measured space at the top for a title, then a picture box for the child to draw an illustration and then five lines for the child to write their story with a dotted line to guide children through writing upper case and lower case letters. Each measured space consists of two lines (top and bottom) .65" apart and a dotted line in the center to guide the child as they write. Wayfarer Blank Story and Comic Books are perfect for: Birthday gifts Christmas gifts Hanukkah giftsStocking stuffersGift basketsParty favors and goody bagsReport card rewards Gifts for babysitters or volunteersGifts for teachers Bunko night or book club night prizesGraduation giftsSchool NotebooksHomeschool projectsStory boardingStory tellingDoodlingAnd much more! Scroll up and order yours now

You are living in a time of change and progress. World War II is over, but the Cold War between the United States and its former ally, the Soviet Union, is on. The United States government is afraid the Soviet Union will use space to develop weapons with its space technology. We want to get there first! Will you help your country by developing the first space rocket, or perhaps moving to Cape Canaveral to train as an astronaut?