Book 6 of 24

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64 Pages; Hardcover; Dust Jacket; Library Binding

Story Description

The Value of Humor is the sixth story in the New ValueTales series of illustrated books for children.  In this fun loving story children see how a young Will Rogers, grows into a well loved entertainer.  From a young age Will enjoyed making those around him laugh with his antics that were not always planned.  His fun loving spirit proved to be a bit of a challenge for his parents, but once Will started to listen to his own best thoughts shown through an amusing imaginary character named Larry Ett he was able to use humor to entertain those around him and help them find humor in the world around them. 

 

After years of practicing with Larry Ett, people would pack theaters to see Will’s comedy act.  He became a man who was able to see the humorous side of everyday events he prided himself on getting some of his jokes from carefully listening the people around him.  Will was well traveled and loved meeting new people; throughout his life he was able to meet many famous people.  He even had the chance to entertain at least two U.S. Presidents and was a popular radio personality. Children will be eager to return to the story over and over again, and parents, grandparents, teachers, and friends will find this story is a wonderful way to help children develop a strong sense of the humor in their lives.

 

 

 

Cast of Characters:

Main Character: Will Rogers, a real life humorist who lived in the 19^th and 20^th centuries.

 

Imaginary Character:  A fun loving rope, named Larry Ett.

 

Supporting Characters:  Will’s parents; Betty Blake, Will’s wife; Presidents Wilson and Coolidge

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