Billy Bogglesworth and the Road to Muffinville and Other Stories – A collection of wacky tales written in fun rhyming prose, with great colourful illustrations and tongue twisting names.
By: David Whitney
Sample from Billy Bogglesworth and the Road to Muffinville
One fine morning, at a quarter to two, The sun came up on Kalamazoo. All the Kings horses were prancing about when suddenly Billy Bogglesworth came out.
He came out of his house on Farnwiggle Street and he looked so proud as he marched on his feet. He marched up the street just as fast as he could and he walked all the way to the castle wood.
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I use this in my teachings. Kids love it! Thank you.
I wrote and illustrated this book. I hope kids enjoy it.
I am sure they do! I myself really love the illustrations, and the rhyme is very cool.