Whitney Wallace Learns a Lesson Books 1 - 3: Whitney Learns a Lesson

By Susan G. Charles

Whitney Wallace, our elementary-school-aged heroine, has a pretty active imagination and no problems getting into trouble. Now, you can read three of her fun adventures in one amazing volume. Meant to be entertaining and also educational to a small degree, these stories for young listeners allow children to enter into Whitney Wallace's familiar world for a short time, where they will be taught a little bit about taking responsibility and putting active imaginations to work. 

In book one, Whitney Wallace's Unbelievable Family History, despite being so bored and completely unappreciative of her own family, she soon learns a secret about many of her family members that will soon change her ideas about them forever. Exactly what new secrets does she learn about her family? Read on to find out what happens.

In book two, Whitney Wallace and the Wacky Wednesday Wash-Out, Whitney and her classmates must work together in a class project to raise money for their school, despite all the negatives they come to encounter. Will they be successful in their fund-raiser? Read on to find out what happens.

In book three, Whitney Wallace's Crazy Concert Catastrophe, our little heroine is having a fit to go to a concert despite the fact she has no money and has no one who will lend her the money to buy concert tickets. Then she finds a way to get the tickets - for free - but is she really interested in working to make her goal a reality? Read on to find out what happens.

This children's storybook bundle with a female lead character is available right now. Order your books today and start reading and enjoying Whitney's wacky adventures instantly.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Susan G. Charles
• Release date: Jan 21, 2019
• ISBN: 9781386446606

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Susan G. Charles

© 2016 by Susan G. Charles

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by any means, including scanning, photocopying, or otherwise without prior written permission of the copyright holder.

First Printing, 2016

Printed in the United States of America

Disclaimer

THIS IS A WORK OF FICTION. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

Chapter 1

WHITNEY WALLACE HAD a very big problem. She had a very big imagination. She loved to dream of wild adventures.

But everyone around her was very boring.

Sometimes she would imagine that her very boring father was a superhero or maybe a pro golfer.

Sometimes she would imagine that her mother was a secret spy or a country singer.

But really, her father wore a suit (without a cape underneath) and carried a briefcase (without any hidden super weapon inside). Her mother made chocolate chip cookies (that weren't secretly poisoned) and made lots of phone calls (that weren't to her secret spy bosses).

So even though Whitney was sure that her life was meant to be very exciting, it was really just very boring.

Whitney would sit and stare at her boring room. She would walk down the boring stairs. She would eat her boring breakfast. Then she would sit on her swing in her boring backyard.

There was never anything at all to do, and certainly no one interesting to do it with. The only thing that was a little bit exciting in Whitney's life was her big sister. Her big sister Winnie was away at college.

Whitney was sure that Winnie's life was very exciting. She would imagine Winnie inventing new and amazing devices like robots on wheels.

She would imagine Winnie solving world hunger. She would imagine Winnie discovering the meaning of life. She would imagine Winnie teaching chickens how to jump rope.

So Whitney was just a little bit excited about her big sister Winnie coming home for a visit. The rest of Whitney's family was excited about Winnie coming to visit too. Whitney's aunt and uncle, and her grandparents were coming to visit so that they could see Winnie.

Whitney could only hope that her big sister would bring one of her fancy new inventions with her. She imagined it would be something like a vaporizer, or maybe even a robot playmate that could make her life far less boring.

Chapter 2

WAITING FOR WINNIE to come home was very boring.

Finally the doorbell rang. Whitney ran to the door. She skidded on the rug in the front hallway and slammed into the door. She unlocked the door as fast as she could.

Winnie! she said as she threw the door open.

Hi Whitney! Winnie smiled and hugged her little sister. Oh how I've missed you, she said. You're always so exciting to be around.

I've missed you too, Whitney said with a big smile. What did you bring?

What do you mean? Winnie asked.

Did you bring an invention? A vaporizer? A robot dog? Whitney asked hopefully and peeked around her sister, thinking she was just clever enough to be hiding it behind her back.

I'm sorry Whitney I didn't bring any of those things, Winnie laughed.

Well, what did you bring? Whitney asked and stomped her foot with frustration.

I brought laundry, Winnie said with a grin as she held up a big sack of laundry.

I'll take that, Whitney's mother said and took the bag from Winnie. Whitney stared at her sister. She sighed as she realized that her big sister was just as boring as her boring house and her boring parents.

Sorry Whitney, Winnie said and ruffled her little sister's hair. I do have some homework if you'd like that?

No thanks, Whitney sighed and walked away.

Whitney's grandparents arrived next.

Sometimes Whitney would imagine that her grandfather was an amazing juggler. He liked to wear big blue pants, so she thought it might just be true. But when she tried to get him to juggle a few cookies, all he did was eat them, and say, Tada!.

It was very boring.

Sometimes Whitney would imagine that her grandmother was a famous movie star or a ballerina, who now kept her identity a secret, to avoid the press. She was sure this was true because she found feather boas, big sunglasses and lots of pink clothes in her grandmother's closet.

Then one day her grandmother took her with her to one of her Friday night card games.