The Early Years: Football Tornado

The Early Years: Football Tornado

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The Early Years: There Is A Monster (Snufflepants)

Story Pirates are back with “There Is A Monster (Snufflepants)” by first grader Jayden Collier, a story that has now been performed live onstage all across the country! Meet Snufflepants, the only monster in his family. In Jayden’s words, “He’s nice I love him.” What else is Snuf ...  Afficher plus

The Early Years: Garbage Truck

What happens when a garbage truck spits out trash instead of picking it up? Find out in this episode of Story Pirates podcast, featuring “Garbage Truck” by twins Jack and Melinda from Westborough, MA. Featuring an interview with authors Jack and Melinda, and a bonus fun fact abou ...  Afficher plus

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