The Clawby

The Clawby

The Clawby

The Clawby

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Overview

Meadow is a sweet child whose family are poor. When the family's supply of vegetables at their farm is stolen, clues indicate that a bigger creature is at play, than the average farm animal. When the family falls sick, Meadow cares for their wellbeing, and spots a mysterious figure in the night stealing along the farm fields. Brave and wishing to understand who the shadowy figure she saw was, Meadow follows it to it's lair. But what is this creature that her eyes behold? Why does it live in the woods? Why does it destroy and take without asking? Open the covers and find out the intriguing tale of the Clawby.
This children's rhyming story about a mysterious and misunderstood creature looks at our prejudices and how kindness can overcome and break barriers down, and teaches that we can all correct our mistakes with honesty, courage and understanding. Children will love to spot the humours details in the colourful, detailed illustrations and will want to discuss what is happening in each picture. Children will love the Clawby, whose demeanour, behaviour and story unfold with each turn of the page, and will keep your little one asking question after question!

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781739881627
Publisher: Read Chastain Books Ltd.
Publication date: 11/24/2021
Pages: 36
Product dimensions: 8.00(w) x 10.00(h) x 0.25(d)
Age Range: 3 - 5 Years

About the Author

Rae Chastain has been a teacher for 13 years. She has always been creative and crafty, but feels that her talents are best entertained in the capacity of author and illustrator. She is actively writing and illustrating her own range of children's picture books and hopes that they will be well received. Her stories are written with the intention of having moral lessons weaved in for children to learn from. She hopes to bring many smiles to the faces of children - “whom are the brightest lights in this world”
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