Stephanie Kahle's New Book 'My Daddy Slays Dragons' is a Delightful Tale From a Kid Whose Dad Fights Fires
Jun 11, 2020
RAMONA, Calif. - June 11, 2020 - (Newswire.com)
Stephanie Kahle, an author who holds an associate of arts degree in early childhood education and a Bachelor of Arts degree in sociology, has completed her most recent book “My Daddy Slays Dragons”: a gripping and potent illustrated creation that tells a little child’s story as he brags about his excellent and brave dad who stands against the fires in various places.
Stephanie writes, “There is nothing scarier than a firebreathing dragon, ask any firefighter. The age-old tales of dragons are real today, in the forests of California and all over this land. Fire season brings modern-day heroes to the front line in droves. They gather their armor and gear and travel toward danger to protect life, property and the environment. They leave behind families who guard their castles and hold down the fort awaiting their valiant return and the stories of adventure to follow.”
Published by Fulton Books, Stephanie Kahle’s book is a simple yet fascinating narrative of a little boy who tells the adventures of his dad as a firefighter. Through this, young kids will enjoy a great story and learn, as well, how to keep safe around fires.
Readers who wish to experience this brilliant work can purchase “My Daddy Slays Dragons” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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