David Moses
Nostrapotamus “The Know-it-All” and the Critters of Woodlot Meadow
language
(www.catonstrat.com June 17, 2015)
In this adorable tale children will learn many valuable lessons about courage, sharing, being nice, being yourself and so much more.
Reading this to your children will help in their understanding of these important values and help them work through some doubts of their own. The story taps into lots of normal fears and struggles young children deal with or will deal with day to day.
The story centers around "Nostrapotamus", a wise old Hippopotamus who sees into the future and tells his animal friends what lessons they should learn from his visions.
Everyone, including Nostrapotamus, will learn their own very valuable lesson.
The Critters of Woodlot Meadow include, “Toola” the cocky toucan, “Buttercup” the shy porcupine, “Scraps” the reliable but grumpy raccoon, “Ish” the easy going fish, “Nate” the cute and lovable snake, “Diver” the goofy duck, “Seashell” the sweet vulnerable elephant, and “Haywire” the zaney rabbit.
Reading this to your children will help in their understanding of these important values and help them work through some doubts of their own. The story taps into lots of normal fears and struggles young children deal with or will deal with day to day.
The story centers around "Nostrapotamus", a wise old Hippopotamus who sees into the future and tells his animal friends what lessons they should learn from his visions.
Everyone, including Nostrapotamus, will learn their own very valuable lesson.
The Critters of Woodlot Meadow include, “Toola” the cocky toucan, “Buttercup” the shy porcupine, “Scraps” the reliable but grumpy raccoon, “Ish” the easy going fish, “Nate” the cute and lovable snake, “Diver” the goofy duck, “Seashell” the sweet vulnerable elephant, and “Haywire” the zaney rabbit.
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