It's Time to Tell a Story

by Anne Dupré

From the time he was a little boy, David Bard loved to make up stories. Even before he could read and write, he drew pictures of the stories he imagined. As he grew older, everything around David sparked his imagination. He wrote about the subjects he was studying and the class trips he took and, of course, his cherished companion, a little pug. David Bard was a good story teller.

 

The imagination knows all stories

before they are told . . . .

—William Carlos Williams

 

 

 

 

Review from Amazon.com:

If you are as serious as I am in gifting a book, it is no easy task. For a young reader, I look for it to be engaging, informative and, hopefully, inspiring. In "It's Time to Tell a Story", the author has fulfilled these requisites with delightful, imaginative stories, captivating drawings and tid-bits of historical reference and natural phenomena. Inspiration and encouragement to all would-be writers is couched in the words, "see the stories all around you".