Little Joe and the Big Rain: A children's adventure book about friendship, exploration, and helping others

by Mike Darcy, Tincho Schmidt (Illustrator), Sam Wright (Editor)

Overview

Every great adventure starts with fly soup and ends with a new best friend, right?

When Little Joe's froggy friend Hopper invites him over for a nice bowl of fly soup, they embark on Little Joe's first-ever adventure through the wilderness! There, he'll meet lots of woodland creatures and even make a surprising friend. Join these two unlikely explorers in this debut book Little Joe and the Big Rain.

This amusing animal story will delight young readers of all ages! It can teach children clever problem-solving, show how small acts of kindness can help you make unexpected friends, and instill in them the priceless treasure of curiosity. Entertaining for both kids and parents, it makes a fantastic bedtime story and a fun tale for elementary schoolers venturing into longer picture books.

Join Little Joe for a big adventure, and stay tuned for his next escapades in Little Joe and the Big City and Little Joe and the Big Snow!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781964544014
Publisher:	Lilbuda Creations
Publication date:	03/17/2025
Series:	Little Joe , #1
Pages:	28
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.07(d)
Age Range:	5 - 8 Years

About the Author

Mike Darcy is the debut author of the Little Joe series, as such it is not a series yet, but trust him, there is more than one book. He spent the better part of his youth wandering the forest, subsisting on foraging wild berries and the generosity of concerned woodland creatures. He holds degrees in Digital Forensics, Applied Mathematics, and a Masters in Public Administration. Obviously, natural foundations to tales about adventurous, talking animals.He lives in Southern New Hampshire with his family of super geniuses, where he serves as a bed for their adopted cat. He can be seen around town most days when his Norwegian Elkhound takes him for his daily proscribed walks. Footnote: While he was raised in a barn he did not, nor has he ever claimed to have walked uphill to school both ways in the snow. It was uphill one way then a sled ride home.