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Step into a world of micro-tales that pack a mighty punch of humour!Short Stories presents ten hilarious encounters between unexpected animal pairings, each told with remarkable economy. From the unseen dangers of a hedgehog at a birthday party to the unexpected uses of a chameleon’s colour-changing abilities, these bite-sized narratives showcase the art of storytelling at its most precise and playful. Silvia Borando’s masterful comic timing turns each page into a lesson in narrative craft. With just a few words and simple illustrations, she creates moments of surprise, irony, and pure delight that will have readers of all ages chuckling. This collection is more than just a funny book — it’s a masterclass in brevity and wordplay. Perfect for:Young writers looking to craft their own micro-narrativesTeachers seeking an ideal tool to spark creativity in the classroomFamilies searching for funny books that support early literacy goalsShort Stories proves that when it comes to humour and narrative, less can definitely be more.
Step into a world of micro-tales that pack a mighty punch of humour!Short Stories presents ten hilarious encounters between unexpected animal pairings, each told with remarkable economy. From the unseen dangers of a hedgehog at a birthday party to the unexpected uses of a chameleon’s colour-changing abilities, these bite-sized narratives showcase the art of storytelling at its most precise and playful. Silvia Borando’s masterful comic timing turns each page into a lesson in narrative craft. With just a few words and simple illustrations, she creates moments of surprise, irony, and pure delight that will have readers of all ages chuckling. This collection is more than just a funny book — it’s a masterclass in brevity and wordplay. Perfect for:Young writers looking to craft their own micro-narrativesTeachers seeking an ideal tool to spark creativity in the classroomFamilies searching for funny books that support early literacy goalsShort Stories proves that when it comes to humour and narrative, less can definitely be more.