childrens book sets: Wally Raccoon’s Farmyard Olympics Aquatics Day

Do your kids like swimming and other water activities?

The minute you open the first page to Wally Raccoon’s Farmyard Olympics Aquatics Day,

you know something good is about to happen.

Big Uncle Moe the horse discourages

Wally from participating, as usual, with a scowl, but Wally is not so easily discouraged.

When the ducks and the geese take the lead in diving and water polo, “Wally Raccoon went off with a sigh, in search of a team who will let him try.”

Finally, Sal the Collie, who needs someone small for her sailing team, recruits Wally, and he finds victory sailing in a boat.

This story encourages children to dream big.

Dreams that start with the Farmyard Olympics Aquatics Day may lead to bigger and better dreams for the future.

The pictures playfully illustrate Wally’s determination to find his team. Look at the illustrations in this story with your child and run with the pigs,

dive with the ducks, and sail away with Wally.