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the jar menagerie
A boy took a jar from the top, wide shelf.
He leapt down to earth, feeling proud himself ...
Then outside he strolled with his jar in tow
To find himself pets in the ground below.
Will can't contain his excitement collecting creatures he finds outside in jars. One day, something unexpected happens that makes him realize there may be a better way to appreciate life's smaller creatures.
Combining rhyme and wonder with captivating illustrations, "the jar menagerie" teaches the age-old story that you don't have to capture or own something to love it.
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"The Jar Menagerie provides a visual and poetic experience for young children. The lesson that all life is sacred is portrayed in such a way that young children can understand and relate to it." - Peter G. Martin - #1 International bestselling author
"The Jar Menagerie illustrates the wonder and joy every child experiences when discovering and capturing small creatures in the wild. This story digs deeper though, asking the reader to consider that true happiness comes from allowing these creatures to roam freely." - Stephanie Bagish - Life-long elementary teacher and and grandma
He leapt down to earth, feeling proud himself ...
Then outside he strolled with his jar in tow
To find himself pets in the ground below.
Will can't contain his excitement collecting creatures he finds outside in jars. One day, something unexpected happens that makes him realize there may be a better way to appreciate life's smaller creatures.
Combining rhyme and wonder with captivating illustrations, "the jar menagerie" teaches the age-old story that you don't have to capture or own something to love it.
--
"The Jar Menagerie provides a visual and poetic experience for young children. The lesson that all life is sacred is portrayed in such a way that young children can understand and relate to it." - Peter G. Martin - #1 International bestselling author
"The Jar Menagerie illustrates the wonder and joy every child experiences when discovering and capturing small creatures in the wild. This story digs deeper though, asking the reader to consider that true happiness comes from allowing these creatures to roam freely." - Stephanie Bagish - Life-long elementary teacher and and grandma
32 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 5, 2021
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