Humble Heron and Friends: Short Stories, Fuzzy Animals, and Life Lessons - Norma MacDonald
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Humble Heron and Friends: Short Stories, Fuzzy Animals, and Life Lessons - Norma MacDonald
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Title: Humble Heron and Friends: Short Stories, Fuzzy Animals, and Life Lessons
Author: Norma MacDonald
Narrator: Gene Blake
Format: Unabridged
Length: 58 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-20-17
Publisher: Find Your Way Publishing, Inc.
Genres: Kids, Ages 5-7
Summary:
Humble Heron flapped his big, blue wings as fast as he could. He knew he shouldn't have flown so far away from Fala Forest on Gathering Day. Especially not the day before the festival. But he really, really wanted to see the sparkly white beach his good friend, Jolly Blue Jay, told him about. The sand sparkled like diamonds and the waves crashed to the shore with loads of bubbly bubbles. But now he needed to hurry home. He didn't want his family to worry. His wings began to tire out. But he didn't want to be late. So he beat them faster, again, and again, and again. Chapters include fun and interesting stories with lessons on: Karma for Kids Books We once knew a beautiful Labrador Retriever named Karma. Yes, Karma is a retriever. Whatever we threw out, Karma was happy to bring it back to us. It didn't matter what it was, she always brought it back. It's the same in life. Whatever you send out, is what you will get back. Our Karma for Kids Books hopes to instill this simple Law of the Universe into the lives of young children everywhere. Life can be amazing!
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