Aaron Apple and the Rain

By JM Carydice

It is springtime in Kaiamaville and Aaron Apple is worried that the apples in his orchard aren't growing properly.
His trees need to be watered, but Mrs Nimbostratus (the dark rain carrying cloud) hasn't been around for quite some time.
Aaron plans to look for her, with his friend 'Mr Cumulus' (who is a fair weather cloud). But before he sees his elementary friend, Another friend of his (namely: 'Billy Bean'). pays him a visit, where Aaron is forced to change his plans.
Does his orchard get watered? I hear you ask.
Well my answer to that is why not travel with Aaron down to Kaiamaville and find out for yourself. Let him teach you the importance of rain water and introduce you to some of his elementary friends (whilst your having a fun time learning about the importance of vitamins in the body). Then you will know, if Aaron's Orchard, finally got watered.

• Language: English
• Publisher: JM Carydice
• Release date: Jun 30, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311633057

JM Carydice

Born in the East End of London, JM Carydice is the fourth child of six. She credits her mother for instilling positive beliefs in her children and teaching them to aim high and never give up. 'Aaron Apple and the Rain' is JM's first publication. It is a colourful captivating children's book, both intriguing and educational. Recently JM completed her second book. A novel, called 'Mur Dera Destroy's his Phiucha.' This compelling story covers the life of a man who pays a heavy price for his lies and deceit. JM still resides in London's east end, and enjoys spending time with her son and granddaughter.

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Acknowledgements

I want to first acknowledge God, who gave me life by placing me in the womb of a most remarkable woman, my mother - Mrs Daisy May Carydice

Now mother, thank you ever so much, my dearest, for having me, and showing me life, for without your love and nurturing, I would not be where I am today. Love you to the moon and back my queen.

Also need to say a big thanks to my son, Stefan Carydice (who did the illustrations for this book). Your unconditional love and loyalty towards me often takes my breath away. You’re the best son any mother could hope for… Never change, my prince.

Again I must say a huge thanks to my beautiful niece ‘Charlene Leith.’