TINY and the seven stories of his secrets
There once was a little boy, and all the other children called him Tiny. In his pockets he kept all his treasures. Sometimes he could feel secrets hidden in these treasures, secrets he didn’t quite understand. An angel put the stories to go with all these things he kept into his heart. So all Tiny had to do was take one of his treasures in his hand, for example the seashell, and its secret would open up to him straight away.
TINY at the Children’s Zoo
There once was a little boy, and all the other children called him Tiny. In his pockets he kept all his treasures. Sometimes he could feel secrets hidden in these treasures, secrets he didn’t quite understand. An angel put the stories to go with all these things he kept into his heart. So all Tiny had to do was take one of his treasures in his hand, for example the seashell, and its secret would open up to him straight away.
THE OLD MERRY-GO-ROUND
The merry-go-round belongs to a man called George. He does everything himself. He sets up the merry-go-round. He collects the money. George is worried–he would much rather have dodgems. The animals on his merry-go-round run away. They go and visit children at night, in their dreams, and then they come back.
George is desperate but the children help him to find all his animals.
There once was a little boy, and all the other children called him Tiny. In his pockets he kept all his treasures. Sometimes he could feel secrets hidden in these treasures, secrets he didn’t quite understand. An angel put the stories to go with all these things he kept into his heart. So all Tiny had to do was take one of his treasures in his hand, for example the seashell, and its secret would open up to him straight away.
TINY at the Children’s Zoo
There once was a little boy, and all the other children called him Tiny. In his pockets he kept all his treasures. Sometimes he could feel secrets hidden in these treasures, secrets he didn’t quite understand. An angel put the stories to go with all these things he kept into his heart. So all Tiny had to do was take one of his treasures in his hand, for example the seashell, and its secret would open up to him straight away.
THE OLD MERRY-GO-ROUND
The merry-go-round belongs to a man called George. He does everything himself. He sets up the merry-go-round. He collects the money. George is worried–he would much rather have dodgems. The animals on his merry-go-round run away. They go and visit children at night, in their dreams, and then they come back.
George is desperate but the children help him to find all his animals.
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