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Whistle Beans
- Another SugarPaw Adventure
- Narrated by: Joshua Hernandez
- Length: 12 mins
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Whistle Beans
Narrated by:
Joshua Hernandez
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Publisher's Summary
VS Grenier is back with another SugarPaw tale from her childhood: Whistle Beans! Children have a hard time learning to whistle. However, there is a secret and VS Grenier shares it in this fun SugarPaw adventure. But how can vegetables help and what do they have to do with whistling? Only SugarPaw and Bonnie Whiskers can tell you in their new adventure as they chase Bonnie Whiskers' pet parrot Cesar all over town.
Following the story are fun facts about the 10 vegetables used throughout the book.
©2015 VS Grenier (P)2016 Stories for Children Publishing, LLC
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