Master Teetkoo
... The Little Master, and his Great Wisdom ...
Children’s stories
The stories about Master Teetkoo are suitable for children of all ages, including adults which still harbor the playful inner child.
The stories are fun, short and instructive, making the reader smile and his imagination fire up. Written in rhyming couplets, the stories also make the experience of reading as playful as can be. The stories are also filled with life’s wisdom and practical virtues for happy living.
The collection, which has been named Teetkoo, the Little Master, and his Great Wisdom, consists of five books.
The first is titled Teetkoo in Happy Town and was published in June 2014. Soon, it will be joined by the second book: The Student Teet and the Master Koo, followed by the third, fourth and fifth. :)
The stories are set in a modern time and are artfully illustrated. The illustrations, coupled with the text, make the story’s message come more alive.
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Master Teetkoo in Happy Town
Master Teetkoo is a cheerful, curious gentleman. He likes to travel the world and discover strange places, people and their customs, learning many things along the way. In this opening story, the road takes Master Teetkoo to the small place of Happy Town, which is more than unusual.
As he explores the town, he learns the great secret as to why the town is always so happy.
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Details about the book:
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A5 format
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paperback
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44 pages
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color illustrations
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first published in June 2014
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print run: 200
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price: 10,00 EUR
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web price: 7,00 EUR
Student Teet and
Master Koo
Master Teetkoo was not always a Master. As a young boy, he was curious, inquisitive and full of strange ideas about how to change the world. In his desire to know all the secrets of the world, he goes to meet Master Koo in order to learn from him.
But the way to Mastership is not easy ... It is, however, fun, sometimes silly, and very instructive.
Master Teetkoo
meets Feya,
the Witch
This time, Master Teetkoo travels East. He sets foot on the Mean Mountain, home of the stories about Feya, the Witch. Lady Feya is not a true witch; she deserved this nickname for being lofty, demanding and self-centered.
Someday, out of her desire to attain eternal youth and strength, Feya mistakenly cast a spell on herself.
Things do not turn out well for Lady Feya; for the others, however, the story is fun and informative.
Master Teetkoo
meets Sophi, the ant
Master Teetkoo does not need to travel far to meet Sophi, the stubborn ant. Sophi is an unusual and unstoppable ant that has built a wonderful anthill just for herself. When Master Teetkoo meets Sophi, he discovers why she is alone and where her friends are, and helps her to return to her home in the great anthill with her friends.
Master Teetkoo meets Lady Alpha Bet
Master Teetkoo explores the world’s oldest library, where he encounters the very old Lady Alpha Bet.
Lady Alpha adores letters. She precisely knows how each letter is formed and how they all fit together to make words.
Teetkoo loves to hear her talk, so he takes his time to learn the letters of the alphabet in an entirely new way.
