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    Granny's Bedtime Stories
    Granny's Bedtime Stories
    Granny's Bedtime Stories
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    Granny's Bedtime Stories

    By Charlene Bays Rothenberger

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    A collection of three children's stories each told from a grandmother's viewpoint and each with a moral message for children to keep; them safe and inspire them.

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCharlene Bays Rothenberger
    Release dateSep 16, 2010
    ISBN9781452321356
    Granny's Bedtime Stories
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    Charlene Bays Rothenberger

    Charlene Bays Rothenberger authored two inspirational novels, A Month of Sundays, and One of The Nine (to be released in May) as well as four children books. Each story is a life lesson with a moral intended to help children as they grow. The titles are Kara's Kapers with Katypillar in three volumes of three stories each, and Grannie's Bedtime Stories. She passed away in January 2013, leaving us her works.

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      Granny's Bedtime Stories - Charlene Bays Rothenberger

      Granny's Bedtime Stories

      By

      Charlene Bays Rothenberger

      Cover design by Boyd Rothenberger

      Published by Charlene Bays Rothenberger at Smashwords

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      Copyright Charlene Bays Rothenberger 2005 – 2010

      This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each person. If you are reading this book and did not purchase it please return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

      CONTENTS

      Peggy and Jimmy the Crow

      Ronnie and the Pond

      The Speckled Puppy

      Kara and Katy Pillar Go To The Zoo

      (A Bonus Story)

      PEGGY AND JIMMY THE CROW

      The back door flew open and in flew the wind and the rain. It not only blew in old dead leaves from last fall but also Daddy in his bright orange jacket.

      Peggy he called. Come and see what Daddy found in the woods! Vickie honey, bring the birdcage that Mommy bought at the yard sale last week. Sandy Jo can you bring me an old towel?

      Mommy appeared from the kitchen doorway where she was fixing supper. Richard, what did you drag home now? What is that? Are you planning on keeping it in this house?

      Now Shirley, Daddy looked at Mommy, his blue eyes pleading. It won’t be for long. It’s almost grown and will be ready to leave the nest soon. It’s young, but I think it was blown out of the tree by this windstorm. There was nothing else around and I was afraid it would be eaten by a cat or something if I didn’t bring it home.

      Sandy Jo came into the room. Daddy, where did you find that bird? What kind of a bird is it, a crow?"

      Yes Sandy Jo, Daddy held out the bird. Can you dry it off on the towel? It is wet and cold?

      The bird was not trying to get away or to bite. It seemed to be thankful to be out of the cold rain. Sandy Jo took the crow into the towel and wiped the water off its feathers and then wrapped the cloth around it in case it was still cold.

      Peggy, who was called Peggy by her Mother and Father, ran into the room. She stopped her eyes big and bright. Oh Daddy, she sighed. It’s a bird. Can we keep it?

      We’ll have to ask Mommy, but maybe we can keep it until it learns to fly and feed itself. All three pair of eyes were looking at Mommy.

      Can we Mommy? Please! Peggy begged. Her little hands folded in front

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