Chow-E-Chowz
Saved by a Whistle
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Scooter and Chowie ran to the park. Once they arrived, they began swinging on the monkey bars, laughing and playing tag with some of the other kids. They both had so much fun that they forgot all about the time. ******* It was suppertime and the children’s mother was beginning to worry. She looked out the window several times, hoping that she'd see the kids walking up to the door. I should have gone out after them when they didn't get off the bus. She began pacing the floor. I'm going to give the two of them a good talking to when they come home. She couldn’t stay still and kept pushing back the curtain to stare out the window. “Oh dear,” she said, “I wonder where those kids are? I’ve called all the neighbors, and their friends’ parents, and no one has seen them. Maybe I should get in the car and start looking for them. But what if I’m out and they come home and I’m not here to let them in? Oh dear me, I don’t know what to do. I think I’d better call the police.”
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Saved by a Whistle It is a beautiful day when a policeman comes to speak to the children at school about child safety. Scooter and Chowie are impressed and have no idea they're about to find out for themselves exactly what he's talking about. They stop after school to play in the park with their friends instead of taking the bus, and when they forget the time, they get caught up in an exciting and scary walk home. Readers will never forget this charming suspenseful story where Scooter and Chowie learn more than one valuable lesson before they finally make their way home.
About the Author
Sonia Denice is the Founder of Chow-E- Chowz Expressions. Also married to husband Ben De La Torre. She enjoys writing and singing and recently made her debut in acting when she landed an important role in a short film produced by an independent filmmaker based in Denton, Texas. Sonia attended Lisa Maile professional Image, Modeling & Acting School where she received a Certificate in TV & Commercial Acting in Orlando, Florida. She attended the University Of Toledo to study Oral communications & Creative Writing. Having no children of her own has never stopped Sonia from embracing other children in need of guidance. She feels we all have a responsibility to educate our children on ways to protect themselves from people seeking to harm them. “You don't have to be a parent to help save a child's life,” Sonia's states. “You just need to be available because when you save a child you save our future,” she adds. To contact her, you may write to: Chow-E-Chowz Expressions 106 N Denton Tap #201-179 Coppell, TX 75019 Or e-mail chowechowz@yahoo.com More of Chow-E-Chowz Adventures and friends coming soon!