How Jack Got in the Box
By Paula Smith & Bryan Smith &Publisher Description
This is a childrens story for children aged four to twelve on how Jack got in the box, creating the popular Jack-in-the-Box toy.
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About Paula Smith
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Paula Smith and her family live in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Paula helped her son, Bryan, write this story for his second grade class contest. After twenty-seven years, she finally decided to turn it in to a children’s book. Revising the story along with her daughter, Rachel, they turned the mystery of a popular children’s toy in to a believable story. This toy has stood the test of time and can still open the imagination of a child. We hope you’ve enjoyed this family-owned tale.
Bryan Smith
About the Authors
Paula Smith and her family live in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Paula helped her son, Bryan, write this story for his second grade class contest. After twenty-seven years, she finally decided to turn it in to a children’s book. Revising the story along with her daughter, Rachel, they turned the mystery of a popular children’s toy in to a believable story. This toy has stood the test of time and can still open the imagination of a child. We hope you’ve enjoyed this family-owned tale.
Rachel Smith
About the Authors
Paula Smith and her family live in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Paula helped her son, Bryan, write this story for his second grade class contest. After twenty-seven years, she finally decided to turn it in to a children’s book. Revising the story along with her daughter, Rachel, they turned the mystery of a popular children’s toy in to a believable story. This toy has stood the test of time and can still open the imagination of a child. We hope you’ve enjoyed this family-owned tale.
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