The Rescuing Day is a lovely children’s storybook, reminding me of the wholesom
e, uplifting reads of my childhood. No wild magic rides, no goblins or fairies, just good storytelling that a child can connect with. This is a great read-aloud book for parents, or an early reader’s chapter book for a child
Experience a day with Megan and her favourite doll Callista, as they interact with friends and family, and deal with major and minor catastrophes. This story touches on a number of themes, among them obedience and truthfulness, courage (Callista’s) and kindness
This book is set up in eight short chapters with easily readable font and intriguing pencil sketches by illustrator, Wendy Siemens. Siemens also designed the inviting bright-red cover
Author Christine Goodnough writes many forms of fiction, non-fiction and poetry, as well as regular blogs at christinegoodnough.com and christinecomposes.com. You may also contact her at christinevanceg@gmail.com
This little book makes a great gift.
Canadians should order directly from the author, or they can order through the Prairie View Press website, with Credit Card. (Paypal is set up only in US funds).
The Rescuing Day sounds like a delightful book.
It’s one of those old-fashioned storybooks kids used to read. The conflicts are not earth-shattering, but they make a good story with lots of positive take-away value.
Thanks so much, Jan, for reviewing my book. 🙂
Glad to help as I can. You are such a prolific writer in so many genres.