R M Putnam

Dingleman Macfierce Kidnaps the Bees R M Putnam

Publisher Marketing: Early Chapter Book for 6 to 9 years old. R. M. Putnam's study into mythology and folklore in combination with her experience as a Kindergarten and Preschool teacher inspired her to create stories about Fiona the Fairy and her people. Dingleman MacFierce Kidnaps the Bees is a tale about a few selfish people that have an empty disregard for the well-being of the community. The populace unites to find the precious bees that are so vital to life. In addition, this tale is about being able to right a wrong and offer forgiveness. Dingleman MacFierce Kidnaps the Bees is great story to open discussion for children about proper manners, consideration and respect for people no matter their appearance or limitations because everyone matters. "My story about Dingleman MacFierce is intended to teach the value of honesty, respect and common curtsey. The lesson to learn is that it is better to make friends instead of enemies. Being a trustworthy person that contributes to the community will give you respect and a sense of self worth that Dingleman MacFierce wants. His handicaps made him an outcast by the insensitive people of the community. He grew to be bitter and decided to steal the respect that he longed to enjoy." R. M. Putnam