Joey and the Lease
Joey takes pride in keeping everything in its place. But as his collection of leases grows, he discovers that important things can be easy to miss.
Some things must be looked at closely.Very closely.
In this story
An adventurous and responsible young boy. He owns a great many leases.
They are very impressed. None of them read their leases either.
A visitor. He knocks first, and he asks one question.
He reads very carefully. He even uses a magnifying glass.
From the book
Joey dreams of collecting leases so that he can someday sell the whole collection for lots of money.
Then he can climb as many trees as he wants, play with as many toys as he wants, and ride his bicycle whenever he likes.
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Joey takes pride in keeping everything in its place. But as his collection of leases grows, he discovers that important things can be easy to miss.
Joey knows where every one of his leases is. A book about knowing where things are, which is not the same as knowing what they say.
He is polite. He is on time. He has read all of it. A gentle introduction to visitors.
A first book of words that are easy to miss. Magnifying glass recommended.
A first word
A lease is an important piece of paper.
It is usually long.
Sometimes it has very LARGE WORDS.
Sometimes it has very small words.
It explains the rules.
Some are easy to miss.
For the nursery shelf
Soft, adventurous and responsible. He comes holding his very own lease. Shoes do not come off.
Our mascot, with stitched spectacles, golden paws and his own small book. He does not skim.
Felt briefcase with a real clasp. He has brought his own copy.
Comes with a magnifying glass and one page. He reads it very carefully. Desk not included.
What readers are saying
“I read all of it. I would suggest that others do the same.”
The Man with the Briefcase
“Very carefully written. I used a magnifying glass to be sure.”
The Man with the Very Large Desk
“We were very impressed.”
Joey’s friends, who have not read it