My Story Is Something

What should Fern write her story about? Grab a blanket and cuddle up, because this rainy-day tale is a snuggly, silly read-aloud the whole family will ask for again and again!Fern wakes up one rainy weekend morning after dreaming she wrote a book, and now she can't wait to write one for real. But what should it be about? With a little help from Mom, Dad, her twin brother Digby, and the family pets (plus a few playful distractions along the way), Fern discovers that the best stories start with imagination and a loving family cheering you on.A funny rhyming picture book for ages 3-6, perfect for bedtime, quiet time, and rainy days."Add to Cart" and scroll down for more fun and insights into this book and all our series!Why families love this book:¿ Gentle, silly bedtime story with a kind, adventurous, supportive family¿ Short, simple rhyming text that's easy for grownups to read aloud and easy for beginning readers to follow¿ Bright, hand-drawn, cartoon-style illustrations packed with hidden details to hunt for on every page¿ Lovable recurring characters: Mom, Dad, twins Fern and Digby, and their cat, dog, and parrot¿ Positive themes: kindness, helpfulness, creativity, and good manners, never scary¿ Bonus activity: Fern's finished story is included at the end, with pictures and a challenge for young artists to write and draw their own!Perfect for: preschoolers, kindergartners, and early readers; read-aloud time; story time; sibling and twin stories; gift giving (birthdays, holidays, Easter baskets, baby showers); and sparking young writers' creativity.Book 2 in the Weekends with The Woollabies series. Collect them all:1. My Pillow Is Purring2. My Story Is Something3. My Shoelaces Are Missing...and more!