
The Kitty, the Wind and the Magic Umbrella
About this book
The Kitty, the Wind, and the Magic Umbrella reflects the inner desire of children to be disobedient. The story takes children who should be in their beds fast asleep on a journey that is filled with potential danger. The umbrella, which is symbolic of the presence of protective adults, is magical and saves the children throughout their adventure from harm. The child reading this story should be aware of the danger of going out into the night without adults being aware or involved. Always ask permission before leaving the house!The Kitty is the instigator in all of our stories, and he is an animal ( which can mean vital force, spirit or soul ). Never chase an animal into dangerous situations. These are simple yet clear messages we hope to relay with our story. Enjoy the story and remember that Dr. Cora has more stories to come!
Details
| ISBN | 9781963636307 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Editions | 2 |
| Audience | Children |
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