Emma Scott
The Terrified Town
language
(Jolly Publisher Aug. 7, 2015)
Are you afraid of mice? Are you afraid of heights and ghosts? Do you fear spiders and dogs too?
This is an amusing rhyming story about Territown, a place where everyone is afraid of these silly little things. Even the grown-ups are afraid, so naturally the children are scared too! They are afraid of the dark and don’t turn off the lights. They have funny rules and nobody ever goes swimming. It’s a pretty town, but a terrible place to live until a brave boy moves in. He teaches them that courage comes from knowledge and learning about the truth.
This story is perfect for bedtime reading, or for early readers ages 3-8 years old.
This is an amusing rhyming story about Territown, a place where everyone is afraid of these silly little things. Even the grown-ups are afraid, so naturally the children are scared too! They are afraid of the dark and don’t turn off the lights. They have funny rules and nobody ever goes swimming. It’s a pretty town, but a terrible place to live until a brave boy moves in. He teaches them that courage comes from knowledge and learning about the truth.
This story is perfect for bedtime reading, or for early readers ages 3-8 years old.
- Pages
- 25
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