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A Sock in the Tree - cover

A Sock in the Tree

Anthony Brison

Publisher: Austin Macauley Publishers

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Summary

A sock in the tree? Now that's a thing you don't typically see. Using simple words, humor, and rhyme, A Sock in the Tree will engage both children and adults as they join in Kenneth's search to find his missing outfit. Where are his pants? Where is his shirt? Where is his underwear? Will he find his whole outfit? Will Kenneth find everything he needs to be able to go outside and play? Follow Kenneth from room to room as he searches high and low for his clothes to find out. Every parent knows kids lose things easily, and sometimes those missing things are found in the strangest of places. Read and you will see as the journey starts with that sock hanging high in the tree.
Available since: 06/21/2024.
Print length: 30 pages.

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