 Our
brand new story Ivan the Not-So-Terrible is the 2007 National
Parenting Publications Awards (NAPPA) Honors Winner! And
the best news is that you can hear the first one free. Just click
the “LISTEN” button.
If you love it — and we're sure you will — you can
buy the CD with all three stories about Ivan, or you can ask
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TallTales Audio will get you started with the beginning of a
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“I like the TallTales stories cause
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— Birdy, Age 4,
Middleburg, Va
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2007 National Parenting Publications Awards (NAPPA)
Honors Winner
Created by Rich Stim
Told by Peter Rofé
Using a magical vest invented by his grand-father George, 10-year
old Ivan travels back in time to stop a disaster from happening
in the future.
 Getting to Yesterday
Ivan learns that George is a
famous inventor, who invents wonderful things. But he saves his
greatest invention for Ivan... a magical vest with the power
to travel through time.
The Coffin Caper
Who put George's magic vest in the coffin? Ivan volunteers
to get it back... even though it means a scary mission to
a strange place.
Where There's a Will
Somebody's stealing important papers from George and there's
a rat loose in the laboratory. Can Ivan trap the thief?
 All
three stories can be found on the Ivan the Not-So-Terrible
CD.
“Ivan the Not-So-Terrible” (is a) " fast-paced
story (that) has likeable characters who get caught up in time
travel, mysteries, family ties and conflicts. Older kids will
relate. Don't miss other titles available in this series!"
— Professional storyteller and National
Parenting Publications Award (NAPPA) judge Marilyn McPhie |
