The Adventures of Lanny Llama - Moving to the New Farm

Nanette Norgate

Summary

Lanny Llama has arrived at his new home — but going to a new place can be scary!
Farmer John knelt down beside him. 'I know it's hard going to a new place and having to make friends, but you have to be brave and try.'
But Farmer John's gentle reassurance and encouragement doesn't make Lanny Llama feel any better. The other animals are strangers to him and he's the only one who is new to the farm and afraid… until he learns that he isn't the only one who's afraid, the other animals have fears too — and the only way he can save the day is by being brave!

Available since: 07/19/2024.

Print length: 30 pages.

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