Tyrone: a turtle tale

Sue Foley

ISBN 10: 1885003889 / ISBN 13: 9781885003881

Published by Robert D. Reed Publishers, 2010

About this Item

This book will appeal to children because it is a light, yet realistic story which deals with emotions and situations that children can identify with, such as: rejection from friends, frustrations in attempting a solution to a problem and acceptance, finally, with friends.The story is about a turtle, Tyrone, who cannot play with his turtle friends at Hide & Seek because he cannot fit his head inside his shell. Laughed at by the other turtles, he asks his other animal friends for suggestions. After several unsuccessful attempts, he gives up. Later he hears a parrot, perched high in a tree, calling him. He climbs up on a tree stump to see who it is but falls off. He hits the ground and realizes that his glasses have come off and his head now fits inside the shell. Tyrone is finally happy because he can play with the other turtles.

Seller Inventory # CIN1885003889G

Bibliographic Details

• Title: Tyrone: a turtle tale
• Publisher: Robert D. Reed Publishers
• Publication Date: 2010
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1885003889
• ISBN 13: 9781885003881
• Binding: Hardback
• Condition: Good

About this title

Synopsis

This book will appeal to children because it is a light, yet realistic story which deals with emotions and situations that children can identify with, such as: rejection from friends, frustrations in attempting a solution to a problem and acceptance, finally, with friends.The story is about a turtle, Tyrone, who cannot play with his turtle friends at Hide & Seek because he cannot fit his head inside his shell. Laughed at by the other turtles, he asks his other animal friends for suggestions. After several unsuccessful attempts, he gives up. Later he hears a parrot, perched high in a tree, calling him. He climbs up on a tree stump to see who it is but falls off. He hits the ground and realizes that his glasses have come off and his head now fits inside the shell. Tyrone is finally happy because he can play with the other turtles.

About the Author

During eleven years as an elementary school librarian, Sue Foley observed children while sharing various types of literature with them. She created a book that children will be able to identify with--one that is light, yet realistic.