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The Boy Who Spilled Paint In Town - cover

The Boy Who Spilled Paint In Town

Stella Forest

Publisher: The Good Child Bookstore

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Summary

Nicholas never meant to cause a colorful disaster, but when he spills paint all over the town square, he creates a hilarious, rainbow-covered mess! The streets are slippery, the townsfolk are sliding, and everyone is slipping into the fun. What starts as a mistake turns into a vibrant art project, where everyone – from children to pets – gets involved in creating a masterpiece. Nicholas learns that mistakes can be beautiful, especially when you can laugh and make something wonderful out of them. This story will have kids giggling and embracing their own colorful, creative messes!
Available since: 03/07/2025.
Print length: 138 pages.

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