Moonbeak and Jacob Adventure Book 2-Jack Lost His Mother (Children's Book Age 3 to 8)
Kids, Teen, Short Stories, Social Issues, Fiction
| Author: | Betty Johnson | ISBN: | 9781311833945 |
| Publisher: | Betty Johnson | Publication: | April 5, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Betty Johnson |
| ISBN: | 9781311833945 |
| Publisher: | Betty Johnson |
| Publication: | April 5, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Moonbeak and Jacob adventure book series are about the adventures of two close friends-Moonbeak the Owl and Jacob the Ape.
Moonbeak is wise, prefers to be quiet and likes to help when asked. He can also fly stealthily and can scout ahead to assess the situation.
Jacob is adventurous and fun loving. He is also very resourceful and enjoys making tools with his hands.
They love to help other animals in distress. Together, they can accomplish what they cannot do alone. This is a story of friendship, service and teamwork. There are a lot of pictures to illustrate the story so your child can imagine the scenes as they take place. This book is suitable for children age 3 to 8.
In this book, Jack and his mother are on their way to the race track. On the way, they stop by a garden to smell the flowers. Jack takes a wrong turn and losses her mother. He sees Moonbeak's house and knock on his door. How will Moonbeak and Jacob help finds Jack's mother?
Moonbeak and Jacob adventure book series are about the adventures of two close friends-Moonbeak the Owl and Jacob the Ape.
Moonbeak is wise, prefers to be quiet and likes to help when asked. He can also fly stealthily and can scout ahead to assess the situation.
Jacob is adventurous and fun loving. He is also very resourceful and enjoys making tools with his hands.
They love to help other animals in distress. Together, they can accomplish what they cannot do alone. This is a story of friendship, service and teamwork. There are a lot of pictures to illustrate the story so your child can imagine the scenes as they take place. This book is suitable for children age 3 to 8.
In this book, Jack and his mother are on their way to the race track. On the way, they stop by a garden to smell the flowers. Jack takes a wrong turn and losses her mother. He sees Moonbeak's house and knock on his door. How will Moonbeak and Jacob help finds Jack's mother?
