The King dares his Town's People that if one of them can get to where he is at, at the top of the castle, and do it before the sun goes down, he will give that person his prize-winning dog named Lily. Will someone win the prize dog, Lily? Salvador SeBasco's picture Book says volumes about character development and striving as a talent. “The biggest problems in life are solved …ONE STEP AT A TIME! Who taught you this lesson when you were a kid? How to not be afraid to take on the first step? To clap, when the impossible was imagined? To imagine the impossible! Now it’s your turn to take a step! In the interests of parents everywhere, Salvador SeBasco illustrates how simple it is to teach children this valuable lesson.” His endearing stories help us to realize that the value of imagination, in everyday life, is understated. His widely appealing books each have a unique design feature; a progressive approach to teaching about positive character traits, with self-help sections for three different age groups. TEACHERS EDITION: Complete with "5 Tips to Teachers," a bonus section in the back of this book.
SALVADOR SEBASCO is doubly qualified to write this book. Not only does he own a Chihuahua, he was once a boy (still is at heart) and has written many books for children and grown-ups.
And, even though the boy was …very small,…
to the town’s people,…
he looked very big.
Through the cheers of the crowd, another small voice ….
was heard very loud and said, …
“You can do anything you want…if you try. You don’t know unless you try!”