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Rowan's Imaginary Adventures By Stephen Gibling

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Publication date: 30/06/2022
ISBN: 978-1-83875-373-3
Size: 147x445
Imprint: Nightingale Books
Pages: 94

Rowan's Imaginary Adventures

Stephen Gibling

Rowan is just an ordinary boy. He likes reading books and playing with his toys, and he likes daydreaming about going on adventures to places he's read about. But Rowan's imagination is different. When he daydreams about places, he goes there!

One day, whilst playing with his toy dinosaurs, Rowan starts to feel a little sleepy. And the next thing he knows, he's back in the time of the dinosaurs. Looking around, he can see plants, animals and... a stegosaurus!
And that isn't his only adventure. He meets pirates, cowboys, cavemen and astronauts as well! Let's just hope that he manages to get back home without any trouble. Not everyone and everything he meets is friendly.

About Author

Stephen Gibling, author

Stephen Gibling

 

This is my fifth book in the Everywhere Land series, where every fun story carries a meaningful message.

The first, The Plastic People of Plastic Town, highlights the environment and how a simple change in our behaviour can benefit everyone.

The second, The Dinosaur Family of Dino Town, shows that sometimes the bully is the one who actually needs help.

The third, The Pirate Family of Pirate Town, reminds us that anyone—regardless of disability—can be a hero.

The fourth, The Wizard Family of Wizard Town, teaches that those who are selfish or hurt others may themselves need help, and that kindness is always the best path.

This new story explores how people who look different are treated, and shows that they are not monsters at all.

I hope you enjoy reading it and look forward to the next instalments as much as I enjoy writing them.

Deep down, I’m a kid at heart…but then again, aren’t we all!


 

 

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