The Family of Ree (Wizard Tells a Story)

Scott E. Sutton

Action Publishing, LLC

<p>"The Wizard Tells A Story" Series Book #2--"Oh No, More Wizard Lessons!" - Second Edition. This is "The Wizard Tells A Story" Series Book #2, in which the Erf named Jeeter takes his first flying lesson from the Wizard. "Now Jeeter," said Wizard, "you give it a try." "Let's hear the command. Let's see you fly high." "I'm too scared, Wizard. What if I goof?" "If I do it all wrong and I crash through the roof?" Does Jeeter become successful or the first Erf to orbit the Planet of Ree? Find out in this exciting book, "Oh No, More Wizard Lessons!" Scott combines his colorful and imaginative ink and water-color illustrations with a creative story-telling style to entertain children and adults alike. His books are not only fun, but each one includes a common-sense moral that people can use such as , TO BE COMPETENT you must LOOK, LEARN, AND PRACTICE.</p>

Oh No, More Wizard Lessons!

Sutton, Scott E.

<p>Through the continuing adventures of Jeeter, the curious Erf, young readers learn the mysterious secret of GorBee Grotto. After spending hours playing Boojee Ball and swimming with the creatures of the Sea of Ree, Jeeter sees a light burning brightly in the far-off cave. Just what the light comes from is a puzzle to everyone on the Planet of Ree, even Dundee the Wizard. Jeeter and Dundee set out in a sailboat to discover what's causing the Grotto to glow.This book, one of the colorfully illustrated Family of Ree adventures by Scott E. Sutton, helps teach children important life values. Once the mystery of the Grotto is solved, Jeeter tells Dundee, "You know,' said Jeeter, 'I learned a new motto,From this big secret of GorBee Grotto. Try treating others the way you'd want them to treat you,And you'll all do much better,' he said,' if you do."This book demonstrates the value: Try to treat others as you would want them treating you.</p>

The Secret of GorBee Grotto

Children's Books

Science Fiction & Fantasy

It is a rare day on the beautiful world of Ree when a Long-Legged Ploot is seen. So, when Jeeter's favorite wooden chest is broken one night and a young BeeBee says he saw a Ploot in the area, everyone sets off in search of these amazing three-legged creatures."What," Dundee asked, "was that loud cracking sound?" "A Ploot," Jeeter said, "was stomping around." "I think he stepped on a branch from a Tree,At least that's the story a BeeBee told me. "But I didn't see it, so I really don't know Where this Ploot came from or where he did go." "Hmmm," mumbled Dundee, "that doesn't seem right. A Ploot doesn't normally wander at night."Can they find the Ploot? What happened to Jeeter's wooden chest? Young readers discover more of the fantastic, colorful creatures of the planet of Ree and, along with Jeeter and the BeeBees, come to better understand the valuable lesson: Be Truthful.The Family of Ree series are light-hearted adventures, filled with humor and imaginative creatures, on a world that children love visit.

Look at the Size of That Long-Legged Ploot!

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The Family of Ree (Wizard Tells a Story)

Oh No, More Wizard Lessons!

The Secret of GorBee Grotto

Look at the Size of That Long-Legged Ploot!