Category: Children Type: Fiction
Pages: 32
Copyright: May 5, 2014
This fantasy tale for children between the ages of four and eight asks two questions. First, “How would a small town—well-ordered and supremely manicured—look after invasion by a horde of pink slippered ‘Slicers and Dicers’ who cause the townspeople to hide all their cutting implements?” And then—“How does life go on when nobody can cut anything at all?”
Although it is pure fantasy, this story was written for another purpose besides entertainment—promotion of kindness and initiative in even the youngest of children. Two different inside back covers containing either a Faith-Based or a Life Application promote these qualities in the follow-up to this engaging tale.
"It made me think of Dr. Seuss because it was funny. I loved the word usage 'Slicers and Dicers,' and that you used a pet as the ultimate hero was fabulous. Even as an adult I wanted to know what would happen."
Candace Sanderson, artist
"I LOVE this book!"
Lindsay, age seven
An enhanced e-book with audio narration and word-by-word highlighting is available now. This feature can help children who are learning to read to focus on the relationship between the letters and sounds while enjoying the story.
Meet Girdy, a delightfully spooky witch with green stringy hair, a bumpy nose, and a knack for mischief! Alongside her eerie but lovable family—Momma Mummy, Daddy Gargoyle, and her mischievous brother Goblin—Girdy embraces her wonderfully weird world
