Short Stories for Kids: Amazing Animal Adventures - Vol. 10

By Carl D. Nuttall

The tenth instalment of the Short Stories For Kids franchise. Six short stories containing a salamander, a giraffe, a terrapin, an albatross & two other animals. Perfect length for young children making a great bedtime read.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Carl D. Nuttall
• Release date: Jun 16, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005623005

Carl D. Nuttall

I just love writing stories for children and YA’s. My ultimate goal is to sell enough stories that I can throw in the towel on my day job. I enjoy working in finance, don’t get me wrong, but I have two children and simply not enough time to spend with them; so obviously I am well motivated to succeed in my writing career.In addition to publishing several English titles on different sales platforms, I have also branched out into audiobooks.. I feel that branching into the audiobooks market certainly gives my listeners more depth into the stories and will keep their attention for long enough whenever they are presented to them. Available in many different languages all across the world, I like to think that my stories are reaching far and wide.I have partnered with very talented individuals, and hope to branch out even further in the coming years!

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Short Stories for Kids: Amazing Animal Adventures – Vol. 10

Written By: Carl D. Nuttall

Copyright: Amazing Adventures Ltd 2018

Smashwords Edition

Contents

55 - Sebastian The Silent Salamander

56 - Glenn The Gentle Giraffe

57 - Paddy the Peculiar Pelican

58 - Tony The Tidy Terrapin

59 - Andrew The Awkward Albatross

60 - Ivan The Imaginative Impala

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55 - Sebastian The Silent Salamander

Sebastian was such a silent salamander. He would always do his best not to disturb anything whenever he could. He would tread so lightly that a bat would not hear him move in the silence of the night. Nor would a hungry lion hear him during the day. This was good news for Sebastian; of course, as not attracting the wrong attention often meant he didn’t get involved in any tricky situations. Being one of the smallest salamanders in the region he liked to keep out of trouble as he didn’t think he would be able to defend himself too well