Garrison the Garbage Truck
Winter Goodness
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Summer the Snowplow
Feels as miserable as can be.
She dreams of sandy beaches running wild and carefree.
She does not like the cold and hates icy, wet snow.
When it’s time to plow, she does not want to go.
“I’m staying inside where it is warm by the fire.
The snow stings my nose and freezes on my tires.”
“My name is Summer!
I should work in the heat,
While the sun kisses my cheeks
As I skip down the street!
I want to play in the sand
And build a sandcastle,
Not drive by snowmen – Oh! What a hassle!”
“Sorry Garrison,
But I am staying right here,
Cozy and warm
With nothing to fear.”
“But Summer, you have a gift
That none of us do!
You have a blade
And Snow blower, too!
How will we clear trash
Off roads or street corners?
Our town will be so dirty
Without all us good helpers.”
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About the Book
Garrison the Garbage Truck wants to play in the snow! But before he can have fun, he has to convince Summer the Snowplow to go outside and clear the icy, snowy roads to make them safe and clean. Summer does not like the cold or snow and would rather play in the sand at the beach. Join Garrison as he teaches Summer about the goodness of winter and their important jobs serving others.
About the Author
PJ Parisi is a former trial lawyer now pursuing her passion for writing and teaching fundamental human values to young children. She lives in Florida with her son and prays her adult daughter will one day trade the mountains for beach life.