Naughty Nana
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Bella’s Nana was called Regina. These are stories when Nana Regina was a little girl. Regina was funny, cheeky, and happy. She loved to giggle and laugh, and she had always exquisite ideas in mind. But sometimes, Regina was silly and naughty. She would get into trouble, hide herself in strange places, and surprise people with her tricks. Follow three fun stories about Regina in school, at her holiday house, and at the fun park.
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About the Book
When Regina was a little girl, she was funny, cheeky, and happy. She loved to play pranks, go on adventures, and have some fun—and these three stories will tell you about some of that fun! In ‘The Little Chick’, Regina’s curiosity gets the better of her when she finds a roost of chickens at her school. ‘The Mountain Monster’ lives in this fun family trip to their house in the mountains. What’s under her bed? Regina loves a good scare. When she goes on a haunted house ride at a fun park, she gets a little more than she bargained for—and so do the ghouls—in ‘The Ghost House’. Written as a gift for the author’s daughter, Naughty Nana will delight kids of all ages, especially those between the ages of four and eight.
About the Author
Alessandra Salisbury is a Brazilian journalist and creative writer. She has bachelor’s degree in social communication—journalism in arts and entertainment specialization. She has been working in the field for nineteen years. Alessandra also has theatre and dance background as she has worked as actress and dancer in several arts projects in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Since she moved to Australia in 2008, she has been teaching performing (theatre and dancing) as a personal project with her group, the Starlettes. She is also taking some time for creative writing. She is completing her second degree in creative writing via Southern Cross University (Australia) and taking on further studies into bachelor in arts and education for teaching drama in high school. This is her first published book as a gift for her daughter Isabella Rose (Bella).