Flovely´s Adventure time at the animal farm - A hilarious ebook adventure with farm animals for children ages 4-8

Siegfried Freudenfels

Publisher: BookRix

Summary

The free children’s book "Flovely on the Farm" is a lovely short tale to be read to children. Flovely meets the small calf Conrad who has lost his way. Together with Flovely’s friend Flirty ans the rabbits Heino and Hilde the search fort he herd and Conrad’s home starts. On Farmer Bernd’ farm the friends make some more exciting discoveries. 
 Exciting and rich in detail, just the right story for children from 3 to eight years. If lullabies and baby guides don't help your child fall asleep, try this lovingly designed children's book. You are looking for a children book vegetables, children books tractor or children book on gardening? Perfect, this ebook is the right choice. 
 
 
About the author:The author Siegfried Freudenfels has been working as an illustrator for children's books for over 10 years. In 2010, his first free ebook, a new edition of famous children's classics, was published as a free children's book. The works soon became known and apart from further adventure stories for children, children's games and lullabies appeared, also as free ebooks. The collection now comprises over 20 children's books for digital reading devices. 
 
 
Review: 
 
"A wonderful children's book animal storie, my son loves it" 
 
"All the stories in this book are extremely adorable and interesting. It's the kind of book absolutely every child would enjoy." 
 
"If your kids love farm animals, cats and dogs and animal stories they will adore this children book."

Available since: 12/20/2023.

Print length: 10 pages.

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