The Legend Of The Ragged Boy
By Wes Magee
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On a snowy Christmas Eve, a cold and hungry homeless boy wanders the streets, ignored by passers-by. Seeking shelter, he knocks on many doors but is turned away. Finally, a poor family welcomes him into their home, offering warmth and kindness. Their generosity is rewarded in an unexpected and heartwarming way, revealing the true spirit of Christmas.
About the author
Wes Magee is a poet and author who has written many books for children, including the popular poem 'The Boneyard Rap.' He enjoys bringing words to life with rhyme and rhythm, making reading fun and exciting. Wes Magee often visits schools to share his love of poetry and to inspire young readers and writers.
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
1992
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