The Story of Telly Owl! By Paul David Powers Let me tell you a story about Telly Owl, who watched the creatures of the wild. No not a jungle or such place, but in the swamp in the everglades! His friends were more than one can say, but he loved them in the usual way, watch out for the sinful one my sons, the serpents there to tempt you, run! There was Mr. Rabbit, Morris Frog, and even the Peacock the Prideful One! The nutty youngsters and their play and the beavers threw some mud one day! Tully was his wife it’s true , told her nieces of the Christ she knew! How he died upon the cross, so not a single one be lost! Roc the Croc he liked to sway jam out to music all the day! The hunters tried to take him down, but his swamp friends were around! Legend said when the wolf would howl, and the eagle squeeching really loud, that Telly’s time would soon be past, and his son Thomas do the rest! Thomas wasn’t like his dad, he even played in an animal band! But in time, he turned around and the rest you have to read about!
A telling tale of Telly. Slipping a little Christianity into a children's story to indoctrinate the kids to religious dogma at an early age. Is that sage?
Pengey Penguin takes us on a memorable journey where an unlikely character, twists of fate, and minor miracles help him and his rag-tag Army of little fury animals save Christmas.325 page read to me 4-8 - 9 up reads very quickly.
Edie Batstone's first book of colourful picture poems invites us to jump into a child's world of wonder and possibility, just as a child jumps into a puddle - knowing only that it seems like a good idea at the time! Join her on this journey of disco
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