Book Children's-Pandemonium In Pleasant Valley

These books present a brand-new publication style for the reader/recipient and the parent or giver. They contain coloring pages in the back of the book and a page for each coloring page that allows the recipient the opportunity to create their own image.

What a creative and unique way to preserve those precious memories of childhood drawings. It can be passed down from the adult to the recipient as a cherished keepsake for generations to come. Much better than sticking them on the refrigerator and then worrying about how to preserve them. They will not get crumpled and deteriorate and you will always know where they are!

Summary: 

Pandemonium In Pleasant Valley is an action packed children’s tale about a normally peaceful town that gets overrun by a wild, unscrupulous character and his gang of bad guys.

Lizard Lynn kidnaps Miss Ali Gator and whisks her off to his cabin, intending to force her to perform all of his mundane tasks, such as cleaning the house and washing the dishes. The hero, Sheriff B. Good, rides to her rescue, but in the meantime Ali gets her dander up and straightens out Lizard Lynn on her own.

In the end, Sheriff B. Good marries Ali Gator, and a reformed Lizard Lynn gets deputized and helps the sheriff guard the town.

The story is filled with “cowpoke” words such as: Ten Gallon Hat, Dally, and Gravel Grinders, which are explained in the “Cowpoke Dictionary” found at the beginning of the book. “Children” of all ages will delight in learning these new words and “talkin’ cowboy” to their friends.

This book is fun and enjoyable for people of all ages. It teaches a moral lesson because the good guys win in the end and the bad guy discovers that evil deeds have their consequences. The story’s characters are fun and likeable, and the entertaining tale, which is all written in rhyming verse, will leave you waiting anxiously for the next book in this “Talkin’ Cowboy For Lil' Cowpokes” series.