The Boy and the Fish
By Susan Akass
A hopeful fishing trip turns into a surprising test of kindness when the boy catches something unexpected.
gentle · engaging · adventurous · thoughtful
Genres
What is The Boy and the Fish about?
A young boy goes fishing and hopes for an exciting catch. When he finally finds a fish, he must decide what to do next. As the story unfolds, the boy discovers that looking after another living creature can be just as important as having an adventure. With simple language, lively action and a gentle message about kindness towards animals, this engaging early reader invites children to follow the boy’s watery encounter from beginning to end.
About the author
Susan Akass is a talented author known for writing fun and creative activity books for children. She loves inspiring kids to explore new hobbies and learn exciting skills. Some of her popular books include 'My First Sewing Book' and 'My First Baking Book', which make learning new things easy and enjoyable for everyone.
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1997
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