You and your kids will enjoy this fascinating and original children’s adventure story. It is educational and filled with emotions, encouraging the accomplishment of a goal and not giving up, no matter how hard the task feels sometimes.
As they moved with their parents to their new house, a sister and a brother found a silkworm inside a garden shed. The silkworm was trapped inside a pendant of a necklace with a note: “Read this saying in a single breath to become small and set free the silkworm by blowing through the hole on the backside of the pendant!”
So they did, but nothing happened. The children didn’t become small. They promised the silkworm to come and try again the next day and went to eat their dinner and to sleep. The next morning they woke up — the a size of a pea!
They’d read the saying the right way, only the results had a slight delay! They needed to find a way to reach the garden shed. In spite of their great desire to help the silkworm, they wanted a chance to grow back again, because the note also included this: “When you complete the task, return to the place where you became little, so you could grow back again.”
The children felt scared of being so little, considering how everything else around them seemed huge. Regardless, they were coping with their fears together, encouraging one another and becoming more reliable on each other.
Believing in their task of helping the silkworm gave them the courage for a 3-day journey across the garden, where they met lots of animals that helped them at their most difficult moments.
This fascinating children’s adventure story is created and structured for all children from toddlers to young adults from 5 to 15 years old and is easy to read for beginning readers. It is action packed and teaches children to work towards achieving the ultimate goal and not giving up, in spite of the difficulty. It teaches children to believe in themselves and supporting others while coping with their fears. There are emotional situations to help children understand what the brother and sister are facing in the story and how they feel. It brings them closer together to comfort each other and cope with their troubles.
The key element that makes this children’s adventure story so fascinating, witty and humorous, is the educational value. Even adults can learn about vegetables and garden animals, their function and duties, and their particular characteristics. How can a caterpillar swing on a leaf without falling? How can a grasshopper jump so high? Why does a snail crawl slowly, and what is the purpose of his tentacles? Why do gophers keep their eyes closed and have no ears? The story explains it all!
You and your kids will enjoy this fascinating and original children adventure story. It is educational and filled with emotions, encouraging the accomplishment of a goal and not giving up, no matter how hard the task feels sometimes.
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Story Genre: Fantasy, Educational
Number of pages: 62 full color
About the author of this children’s adventure, Daniel D. Horvat:
Daniel D. Horvat was born in Germany 1976. He grew up in Croatia and from 2016 lives in Ireland as an Author and New Stories Publisher. He has become an Expert for “Relations” with children in their early age from 0-6 at the Parenting and Early Development Center in Croatia. Thanks to this, He sees his children as little human beings in their developing process and not as mere objects. Even as a teenager He loved to draw comic fantasy books following his own fiction often looking a retreat in “His own fantasy world” from which today he wants to give as many new stories possible to children.
He once said: “I realized that I truly live and enjoy only when writing!”
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Existence in the pioneering west, beautifully and realistically rendered
