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Mother Goose
Personalized Children's Books
Mother Goose has lost her way and asks you to help her get home. Along the way you meet the old woman living in a shoe, Humpty Dumpty, Miss Muffet and others. Includes classic Mother Goose nursery rhymes: Old King Cole, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star; The Old Woman Who Lived in a shoe; Hickory Dickory Dock; Humpty Dumpty; Ring Around the Rosies; Little Miss Muffett; Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater; Mary Mary, Quite Contrary; Hey Diddle, Diddle; and Star Light Star Bright. Which one will be your favorite Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme? Hard cover, 6' x 9", For ages 3-9, $15.95 with Free Shipping. Sample Pages
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will send your form before After you've filled out your order form, click the SUBMIT button. That will send your order to us via email. #B-010 - Mother Goose © Best Read entire text of story: Return to order form. Personalized parts are in RED. Mother Goose (Complete Story) Timothy J. Dodman and Mother Goose For my little brother Your big sister, Wrenny I'll always be there for you!One sunny day Timothy J. Dodman, age 4, from Washington, DC, was enjoying the afternoon with Sue, Larry and Tina. Suddenly Mother Goose landed in front of him. "Oh fiddle de de, fiddle de dum, I was visiting Old King Cole and I have lost my way home!" exclaimed Mother Goose. "Please do not worry Mother Goose, I will help you find your way home," Tim offered eagerly. They soon came upon an old woman living in a giant shoe. "Let's ask for directions," suggested Tim. There were so many children playing that Mother Goose and Tim didn't know what to do. In the distance Tim saw brightly colored balloons flying high in the air. So, they strolled down the cobblestone road toward Humpty Dumpty's house. "Oh help, I'm Falling!" yelled Humpty Dumpty. "We will put you back together again," reassured the King's men. Everyone was busy helping Humpty Dumpty, so Tim and Mother Goose decided to ask someone else for directions. "Up ahead I see Little Miss Muffet sitting on a tuffet. I bet she can help," said Tim. But everyone was frightened away by a huge spider wearing a little brown hat. Tim was so scared he wished Sue, Larry and Tina could have been there to help. They wandered for a while and came upon a beautiful garden of colorful flowers with smiling faces. "The blossoms are beautiful, Mary, Mary! How does your garden grow?" inquired Tim. With silver bells and cockle shells, and pretty maids all in a row," answered Mary, Mary, quite contrary. Tim and Mother Goose followed the path and heard pretty music from a distant fiddle. As they strolled closer, Tim saw a cow jump over the moon, and a dish run away with a spoon. Everybody laughed to see such a sight that Tim forgot to ask for directions. Tim looked up and saw a huge pumpkin house with windows in a garden. "Let's ask Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater, for help," suggested Tim. "Can you help Mother Goose find her way home?" Tim asked Peter, Peter. "I would love to help, but I am busy eating pumpkins," replied Peter, Peter. A merry melody caught the attention of Tim and Mother Goose Everyone was skipping in a circle and playing ring around the rosies. "Come on, Let's join the fun!" giggled Tim. So, Mother Goose and Tim played until they all fell down. Tim turned around and heard the tic-toc tic-toc of hickory, dickory, dock. "I see a giant clock with a happy face," announced Tim. The clock struck one, and a small gray mouse ran down. Tim remarked, "Gee whiz, it's getting late. I must return to my home in Washington, DC. Sue, Larry and Tina will be worried. Tim told Mother Goose, "Twinkle, Twinkle little star will guide us to your home." Mother Goose thanked Tim for helping her return home. Tim waved good-bye and promised to visit Mother Goose again. Tim thought, "I can't wait to tell Sue, Larry and Tina about my wonderful adventure." Timothy J. Dodman Enjoy this book A special gift from Your big sister, Wrenny Return to order form. Free Birthday Chronicle with every personalized book. Free Shipping for all personalized books!Subscribe to our newsletter to receive non-advertised special offers.
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