The Lucky Crab
Fiction & Literature, Literary Theory & Criticism, Children&, Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Education & Teaching, Teaching, Teaching Methods, Social & Cultural Studies, Social Science
| Author: | EK Jasmine | ISBN: | 9780997710403 |
| Publisher: | CLM Publishing | Publication: | October 20, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | EK Jasmine |
| ISBN: | 9780997710403 |
| Publisher: | CLM Publishing |
| Publication: | October 20, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
This is the story of a very frolicsome and quite determined, yet inquisitive little crab, who tries, every waking minute, to expand his horizons by stretching the boundaries of his parents’ instructions. His specialty; exploring off-limit glades, the wild ocean, and rough areas; places his parents told him primarily to steer clear of. He enjoys the excitement he has with his friends, but most of all, he enjoys his freedom. It was a happy life!
Everything was going well, until one very eventful crab-hunting-season day, he went on the wrong path; too far to get anything right.
On this particular day, some crab-hunters entered the glade and captured some of the little crab’s friends; he was lucky, or so he thought. In a haste to escape boiling pots of water, generally at a hunter’s house, and to keep the secret from his parents that he had left the safety of the home, he desperately made his escape through the rugged terrain. He jumped over a fence and into a body of icy cold water, to swim his way home; all with a broken claw. And this is how the story begins.
This is the story of a very frolicsome and quite determined, yet inquisitive little crab, who tries, every waking minute, to expand his horizons by stretching the boundaries of his parents’ instructions. His specialty; exploring off-limit glades, the wild ocean, and rough areas; places his parents told him primarily to steer clear of. He enjoys the excitement he has with his friends, but most of all, he enjoys his freedom. It was a happy life!
Everything was going well, until one very eventful crab-hunting-season day, he went on the wrong path; too far to get anything right.
On this particular day, some crab-hunters entered the glade and captured some of the little crab’s friends; he was lucky, or so he thought. In a haste to escape boiling pots of water, generally at a hunter’s house, and to keep the secret from his parents that he had left the safety of the home, he desperately made his escape through the rugged terrain. He jumped over a fence and into a body of icy cold water, to swim his way home; all with a broken claw. And this is how the story begins.
