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Princess Petunia Learns the Green Cross Code
- Stop, Look, Listen, Think
- Narrated by: Nikki Lynch
- Length: 5 mins
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Publisher's summary
Embark on a whimsical journey through the Royal Kingdom of Whiskerland with "Princess Petunia Learns the Green Cross Code," a charming storybook that combines the magic of fairy tales with essential lessons in road safety. Meet Princess Petunia, a delightful miniature chocolate and tan dachshund, and her loyal courtier, CuCu, a handsome black and white Tuxedo Cat. Dressed in her finest pink gown and a small gold crown, Princess Petunia, along with CuCu, donning his bow tie, invites young listeners on an adventure filled with fun, friendship, and important life lessons.
As they venture through the bustling streets of their kingdom, Princess Petunia and CuCu encounter a situation that teaches them the vital importance of the Green Cross Code. Through a close call on their way to Princess Petunia's favorite pastry shop, they learn to STOP, LOOK, LISTEN, and THINK before crossing the road. This beautiful tale not only entertains but also educates, emphasizing the significance of road safety in a way that young children can easily understand and remember.
"Princess Petunia Learns the Green Cross Code" is designed for preschool to early elementary-aged children, ages 3 to 7, making it a perfect addition to any young listener's library. The story's engaging narrative captures the imagination of children while instilling a crucial awareness of their surroundings. It's an ideal listen for parents and educators seeking to teach kids about safety in a fun and engaging manner.
Join Princess Petunia and CuCu as they navigate the streets of Whiskerland, learning and growing together. This storybook is not just a tale of adventure; it's a journey towards independence and responsibility. "Stop Look Listen Think" promises to be a book that children will love to listen to repeatedly, all while learning an invaluable lesson that will stay with them for a lifetime.
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