Ric & Rac's Woodland Adventure

by H. Norman Wright, Gary J. Oliver

When Ric is frightened by nighttime noises, his brother, Rac, takes him to visit the other forest animals to show him the difference between the right kind of fear and the wrong kind

24 pages, Hardcover

First published September 1, 1995

About the author

H. Norman Wright is a well-respected Christian counselor who has helped thousands of people improve their relationships and deal with grief, tragedy, and other concerns. He helps couples bring vibrancy to their relationships through counseling, seminars, and more than 90 books, including Before You Say “I Do” and After You Say “I Do.” Norm also reveals insights for spiritual growth, great relationships, and success in devotionals that include Strong to the Core, Quiet Times for Every Parent, and Truly Devoted: What Dogs Teach Us About Life, Love, and Loyalty. www.hnormanwright.com

Reviews

[Alison Brewer]

This is a good story-telling read-aloud book for the classroom. The idea behind the book is coping with fear. In the setting of the classroom, I believe this book would be a good example of literature but also that it is okay to fear and be afraid.
Ric and Rac encounter multiple scenarios of frightful things that end up teaching them. Throughout the story, they are learning lessons from each scare. They are on a journey to learn about the positive and negative sides of fear in a magical forest with cute animals that attract the readers eyes.
There is a lot of quotations in this book and would recommend to a higher level reader.