Tales by Anthony Trendl
Fantastic Stories
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Tree Fort Books is for readers. These are tales you buy to read on the train, in a park, or, well, in a tree fort.
Curled away in a corner today will be countless readers lost in a book of short stories. Adventures, silliness, and amazing tales bring us to new places. Join me as I tell a few whoppers.
Steal away to your favorite book nook, whether it is a tree fort, your library, or your couch, and smile a little more.
“No sundae is complete without a cherry,” he would tell anyone around while reaching delicately into a cool jar for the perfect cherry. This immutable truth somehow made sense in the midst of the culinary cacophony he compiled.
-from Mr. Smith and His Delicious Ice Cream
Mr. Smith and His Delicious Ice Cream is just one of my silly tales for the slightly older child. Easy and quick to read aloud with the occasional tongue-twister, my tales are the sort of stories you heard as a child. Like Richard Chase’s Jack Tales, each is more outlandish than the next. With rich rhythms and delicious vocabulary, enjoy well-told stories in your favorite tree fort. Read more about me.
I love reading and writing delicious tales. I hope you do too.
Thanks for stopping by Tree Fort Books. Share a few tales with a friend.
Fun Tales
Animals stuck inside a house trying to escape
A boy who would rather dream than have adventures
The inventor of the most horrible ice cream
A baseball that goes much differently than expected
A kid name Pepper Jack creates wind
more are on the way
Other Books
Escape from Hicklebirkle Manor
Chucky the Cat, rat couple Edgar and Veronica, and Mason the Turtle all live happily until Old Man dies. When Chucky the Cat eats Veronica, trouble begins. Can they escape the house where they are trapped?
How Wind Began: The Story of Pepper Jack
When an unusual young man, and a very common seed get together, a tornado nearly happens. Find out how Jack did (or didn’t) get his nickname, and which is the left side of a pepper. Jack Canelo is having a big party and has to grind a lot of pepper. Can he handle the job?
The Boy Who Hated Doing Everything
Jeremy Jeppers is a boy loves to dream about adventure, but is lazy. What happens when adventure after adventure shows up at his house? This warm tale has everything: baseball players, firemen, a cat named Tuna Salad, dragons, a plumber, a postman and an inflatable boat.
My Biggest Game: A Baseball Story
A scrawny fourth grader goes to bat against Danny Dragoon, the best pitcher in all of Bluster County. No one expects him to get a hit, but by accident, he does. Suddenly, the attention is on him, not Danny. A tale of sportsmanship.
Fill your house with stacks of books, in all the crannies and all the nooks.
- Dr. Seuss
No man can be called friendless who has God and the companionship of good books.
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A children’s story that can only be enjoyed by children is not a good children’s story in the slightest.
- C. S. Lewis
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