Frostyline's Page-turning Adventure
by

Thomas

A story about Reading
for your 1st Grader.

Frostyline Fable was a curious snowman who lived in a frosty garden. He smiled at the icicles that hung like crystal chandeliers. Snowflakes swirled around him, and he felt happy to explore every corner.

Each day, Frostyline Fable would wander among the snowy flowers. He would marvel at the crystals that formed on every leaf. Sometimes, he would wave to tiny snow mice, who scurried by singing little squeaks.

One morning, Frostyline Fable spotted a strange shape half-buried in the snow. It looked old and dusty. He brushed away the snow and discovered a curly corner of a book.

Frostyline Fable gasped, saying, “Oh my! I do love stories! I must see what is inside this book!” But when he tried to open it, he found the pages were stuck fast with ice. This changed his day completely.

He turned every which way, pulling and tugging. Still, the frozen pages did not budge. A tiny snow mouse appeared and squeaked, “Maybe we can warm it up somehow!” Frostyline Fable nodded with hope.

A group of snow mice joined them. They all tried to blow warm air on the cover, but the ice stayed strong as ever. “Let us think of another plan,” said Frostyline Fable, tapping his snowy chin.

Then one small snow mouse hopped up and said, “Let’s brew some hot tea! Warm tea can melt ice.” They scurried to find a teapot left in the garden. Soon, steam rose like a gentle cloud.

Frostyline Fable carefully poured a few drops of warm tea on the icy pages. The snow mice squeaked in excitement. Little by little, the ice began to melt and the cover creaked open.