The Sandman
The Sandman by Joan Condon, published by iUniverse in April 2003, is a collection of forty-six stories designed for young children aged three and up. This edition features line drawings by Larry Omoto and presents short tales filled with humor and rhyme, making it an engaging choice for parents and teachers alike. The stories aim to encourage quiet moments at bedtime or in the classroom while imparting moral lessons through the triumph of virtue over vice.
Readers will find that each story in The Sandman sparks the imagination, allowing children to create their own characters and actions. The humorous narratives are crafted to keep young listeners entertained, ensuring that the storytelling experience remains enjoyable for both the reader and the child. With its focus on children’s fiction and humorous stories, this book serves as a delightful resource for fostering a love of reading in early childhood.
Official synopsis Publisher
SIX REASONS TO CHOOSE THE SANDMAN1. Forty-six stories-meant to be read to young children-ages 3 and up.2. Line drawings by Larry Omoto.3. Each tale short and sweet with enough humor and rhyme to spare the parent or teacher from boredom.4. Inducement for quiet at bedtime or in the classroom.5. Triumph of virtue over vice. A bit of moral in every story.6. Sparks the imagination. The child creates the character and action.
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