Ting A Ling: The Old Ambulance

By Harry Goldstarr

Welcome to the world of Ting-a-Ling. The friendliest old ambulance there ever was. With line drawn illustrations for YOU to colour in helping you to familiarise yourself personally, with Ting-a-Ling, his owner and restorer Alf, his mum, and Mr .Grimsby the boss of the big ambulance station. Open the cover and jump into a whole NEW world of ambulance stories and adventures. Designed in a quirky style encompassing story telling entertainment colouring and education suitable for both younger readers and adults alike. Truly an all in one compendium. Just like the filling in a sandwich, the best bit's inside. Simple and easy to read. The stories are written with a smattering of comical northern dialect in bite size chapters so as not to be taxing on the brain. Have difficulty in reading? Written by a dyslexic who knows what a struggle it can be. This book really is here to help YOU! If Ting-a-Ling had wings I would say welcome to the flying start. This book is the first in a series in the making where you will meet Ting-a-Ling and his friends. TRY ME. If not for yourself. Think of someone else. Possibly a little person who the stories are written for. You will love Ting-a-Ling. EVERYONE does!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Clink Street Publishing
• Release date: Apr 30, 2019
• ISBN: 9781912562879

Harry Goldstarr

Harry Goldstarr has struggled with dylexia his entire life and wanted to create a fun story for children that would encourage them to enjoy reading.

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Ting-a-ling

Harry Goldstar

Acknowledgement

Thanks to Mr. Paul Carey without whom this book would not have been possible.

Introductory Background to the Stories.

For years, ever since a lad, I have had the fascination and a love for older vehicles. My father, truly the greatest man I have ever known, was my start in everything. It was he who took me to my first old vehicle rally. From there on, old vehicles became part of my DNA.

Advancement in design has brought about many improvements that we all take for granted. No longer do we have to consider and evaluate the possibility that the vehicle may well not perform as we expect. Breakdowns were commonplace. Mechanical failure at some point was guaranteed. A box full of spare parts to be carried wherever you went. Oils, fan belt, spark plugs and points. And tools. We never went on a journey without either. We no