Flovely - builds a tree house

Flovely

by Siegfried Freudenfels

"Flovely Builds a Treehouse" is a free children's book for kids from three to ten. This lovingly written children's book is great for reading aloud and makes a fine bedtime story. Flovely and her best friends Flirty decide to build a treehouse high up in the big gold oak at their rabbit friends'place. Together the friends plan the project, collect the building material and realize their big dream. Many dear friends like Beaver Bernd or Spuki the Woodpecker help the buidlers to make their plan come true. In the sensitive and cheerful way already known to the readers the author tells the adventurous children's story of the construction of a wonderful treehouse. Positive character traits like team work and helpfulness are themes in this children's book developed by experienced educators and are conveyed to the children playfully.

18 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 10, 2018

Reviews

[Deborah J Miles]

This is the second children's story I've read by this author, and again I struggled with it because English is not the first language of the author. I also thought that some of the language used was too complicated for young readers to understand.

On the other hand, the message that anything is possible when we work together, comes across clearly.

[Ruchika Pahwa]

Not bad

The story of these friends and their treehouse is nice, but the book needs editing. Grammar and content are faulty at many places.

[Susan Molloy]

This is a nice little short story for children; however, there are many misspelled words throughout. It would be a good idea to edit this book.