Further Adventures of Harry the Spider and His Friend Charlie
by
Book Cover & Preview Text
It had snowed all night and when Harry woke up and looked out the window everything was covered with white. Charlie told him it was called “snow.” The little boy and girl were already awake, outside, and sledding down the hill just beyond their yard. They shouted with glee as they slid down the hill on their sleds. The hill had been named, “Dead man’s Hill” by the children even though it didn’t look very steep or dangerous. “That looks like fun,” said Harry. “Let’s go out and join them.” Charlie didn’t think it was a good idea as neither he nor Harry had ever been sledding before, but after a few moments, he reluctantly agreed.
Formats
Book Details
About the Book
Most young children are interested in bugs. When my children were very young, I told them bedtime stories I made up about a spider named Harry and his friend Charlie. When they grew up, they asked me to write the stories down so they could read them to their own children. The result was my first book, "Harry the Spider and his Friend Charlie." This book is about the further adventures of these two. This book is to be read to your children when they are young and to be enjoyed when they are old enough to read and will amuse them again.
About the Author
Gerald Irwin is a retired Professor of Radiology at SUNY, Stony Brook, New York. He received his MD, CM degrees at Queens University in Kingston, Ontario. During his academic career, he has published many scientific articles, book reviews, and abstracts. He recently published a book, “Harry the Spider and his Friend Charlie.” It was wildly praised as a children’s book. He also has published an autobiography about hospitals and medical practice sixty years ago entitled “It’s Full of Sandwiches.” His last publication was a love story called “Shaggy Dog and Mrs. Mole.”