Read Me A Story: 30 Short Stories for Children

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30 Outrageously Funny Short Stories to make readers laugh! 100+ printed pages. Available in eBook, paperback or hard cover. 


These funny short stories will keep your young readers delighted and entertained for hours. Each story lets the reader join a very funny fantasy land to promote reading skills while introducing new vocabulary.


Stories include:



The Elephant That Barked

A Mouse That Drinks Soda Pop

Her Wig Is Made of Spaghetti

Our Refrigerator Ran a Marathon

The Martian Man Eats Marshmallows

Raccoons Play Checkers Too

Dogs Don't Drive Cars

..... and many more.


Each story is built around a moral or value that children and young people may learn and practice in real life.

30 Outrageously Funny Short Stories to make readers laugh! 100+ printed pages. Available in eBook, paperback or hard cover. These funny short stories will keep your young readers delighted and entertained for hours. Each story lets the reader join a very funny fantasy land to promote reading sk...

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About the author

Lee Ann Ferguson is a teacher, first and foremost. She loves to tell stories, making them up as she goes, embellishing other stories, and creating new versions to delight and entertain her audience.

She lives in Kentucky with her two rambunctious dogs and a lazy cat.


Lee Ann Ferguson is a teacher, first and foremost. She loves to tell stories, making them up as she goes, embellishing other stories, and creating new versions to delight and entertain her audience. She lives in Kentucky with her two rambunctious dogs and a lazy cat.

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