Captivating Kid Stories: Laughs, Clever Rhymes, and Good Reading for a Kid, or Parent.

By ET Resder

Kids 3 to 8 years old want stories that are fun to read. Funny, clever rhymes hit the spot almost every time. Parents doing the reading might want the same thing. This collection is made for fun reading. The rhymes are great tools to help young readers learn to read and remember the stories. I think anyone of ages from 3 years old to 80 years old can have a few great moments from each of these pieces. Most of the reading can be done slow to catch the best rhythm, changes in speed should come naturally with the content.
We have seven stories and/or poems that should satisfy any appetite for imagination. The characters and stories offer good examples for young readers and listeners. The rhymes are pervasive in six of the seven works. They may seem busy, bu the help it provides to kids is invaluable. Reading comprehension can be easier when the pieces fit together. Reading ability can jump when a rhyme aids the anticipation.
I want this to be an honest asset to happy memories for children and parents.

• Language: English
• Publisher: BookBaby
• Release date: Nov 10, 2014
• ISBN: 9781483543291

Book preview

Big Al

Big Al wasn’t like anything anyone had ever seen. He had sharp teeth, sharp tails, and sharp everything.

Big Al was a sad monster that lived under the sand. He lived a life most of us would not understand.

When he was a baby he didn’t even know his name. When people stepped on him they would exclaim, Al!, or Al! Al!.

So he went by Al. It was good for a while up until now.

He grew a lot and even learned how to dig. He found much more food and he became big.

He stretched two fathoms lying flat and still just under the beach sand he sat.

Now lots of people stepped on Big Al. He liked the attention and he added a growl.

He wasn’t always so sad like before, he met so many people that came to the shore.

As years went by Big Al started listen to the people on their vacation mission. They came for swimming, sunning, and such, but they never came to feel Al’s sharp touch.

Realizing this he felt a little bad and flipped over to the good side he had.

Now