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What would happen if an adventure started - right now - right where you are? Are you ready? Are you willing? Are you able?
Abel was convinced there was a dinosaur lurking outside. Dinosaurs aren't easy to hide, and he could feel it in his bones. But Abel wasn't alone. He had his little brother Willy, who was always up for anything, and their cousin Redi, who was always prepared for an adventure.
When Redi arrived, she had her backpack packed with supplies-a flashlight, snacks, a compass, and even some crayons. "We need a PLAN," Redi said confidently. Abel wrote "THE DINOSAUR ADVENTURE" in big letters while Willy excitedly drew pictures of what they might find. They were ready to face whatever was out there.
Together, they stepped outside, hearts pounding with excitement. Abel felt brave with Willy and Redi by his side. The adventure led them closer and closer to the mysterious figure-until they realized the "dinosaur" was just a big, unusual rock. "Dino Rock!" they all laughed, climbing on top of it and celebrating with peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
Their adventure taught them an important life lesson: ONE, BE READY! TWO, BE WILLING! THREE, YOU'LL BE ABLE! The three cousins knew that with the right mindset, they could take on anything.
"Redi, Willy, and Abel" is a delightful story about imagination, bravery, and teamwork. Perfect for young readers aged 4-8, this adventure encourages kids to be ready for action, willing to try new things, and confident that they are capable. Join Abel, Willy, and Redi on an adventure that will spark laughter, inspire curiosity, and remind kids that sometimes the biggest adventures are found in unexpected places.
The adventure was over... or was it?
