Zeke & Zak Fumble Through A Fairy Long Lesson

by Lenora Rodgers, Terry Wise (Illustrator), Yvette Donovan (Editor)

Overview

Zeke & Zak are a couple of crazy characters who live in the fairy world. When they aren't causing their own problems, they are looking for ways to get out of work.

A frustrated Tooth Fairy is giving them one last chance to show they can handle the job. Unfortunately, their assignment is in a house with the scariest creature imagineable... a Bassett hound!

Follow along as Zeke & Zak fumble through one of their first jobs as Tooth Fairy Assistants. Whether they're covered in goo, or running for their lives, these two are sure to keep you in stitches.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781942333173
Publisher:	Performance Strategies Publishing
Publication date:	05/06/2019
Pages:	22
Product dimensions:	5.25(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.06(d)
Age Range:	8 - 12 Years

About the Author

Lenora Rodgers lives in Elizabethtown, Kentucky with her husband, Charlie and their slobbering basset hound named Marshall. She has two grown children and two grandsons. Her love of children's literature and her grandsons, sparked Lenora's interest in writing children's books. "My dream is to write books that my grandchildren can hand over to their own children one day and say, 'Your Great Grandmother wrote these when I was little. They're my favorite books.'" Through her imagination, the bumbling assistants, Zeke and Zak, have come alive and won over young readers everywhere!

Editorial Reviews

Chris

5.0 out of 5 stars "It's not just about fairy dust."

February 1, 2018

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Imagine your boss being the tooth fairy! Career opportunity, right? Maybe not as great as it sounds as Zak and Zeke, two trainees, are having a time of it. So much to take into consideration like having the right amount of currency, etc. And if that's not bad enough, in one home, they meet Marshall, the family pet. Prepare for a wild ride. I can hear the children laughing out loud, but it's not all laughs as they learn responsibility as they read.



Also, kudos to the illustrator!

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