The Old Lady & The Pig - Dearsley, Stephen
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"For bright children and their parents, predicated on the belief that children comprehend far more than is usually acknowledged." Mr. Dearsley knows that bright parents will recognize the moral of this delightful fable for "bright children." An old lady, looking for a kind soul to help her across a river with her beloved pig, encounters the personification of five of the deadly sins, before the hero enters ... you may guess the rest of the story! Captivating illustrations by Laura Lavender bring this little book into the realm of the magical.

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"For bright children and their parents, predicated on the belief that children comprehend far more than is usually acknowledged." Mr. Dearsley knows that bright parents will recognize the moral of this delightful fable for "bright children." An old lady, looking for a kind soul to help her across a river with her beloved pig, encounters the personification of five of the deadly sins, before the hero enters ... you may guess the rest of the story! Captivating illustrations by Laura Lavender bring this little book into the realm of the magical.
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The author, not having grown up around small children, was, until he serendipitously had a wonderful child of his own, nervous in their unpredictable presence. It is said that the child is the father of the man. In the author's case, truer words were never spoken. Love and fascination (and a wonderful wife) led to a Masters's degree in child development and a glimpse into the understanding of how the brains of children mature-how they learn in stages, how one step leads on to the next and what stimulation is age appropriate. The author, with his newfound credentials, taught English at the high school level, then worked as a social worker in a child protective service unit. Today, the author lives quietly in Virginia, restores antique furniture, and carefully listens to what the children in his life have to say.