In the 1990s, Jim Brewster put his sons, Ben and Luke, to bed each night with an “Uncle Rocky, Fireman” story. During each story, they enjoyed making truck engine sounds, blasting the siren, and testing the air horn. They also developed hand and body motions and pantomimed getting dressed for the fire. However, the best part of each story was at the end when they mimicked Uncle Rocky as he said, “Glad to do it!”
It was great fun then, and we hope as you listen to this audio it will continue as great fun for you and your children. The stories are completely free of any bad behavior, and the characters like and enjoy each other. If you enjoy the stories, please visit Uncle Rocky’s website at www.GladToDoIt.net, where you can download free coloring pages or purchase the books for your children’s library.
| Language | English |
|---|---|
| Release Day | Dec 11, 2017 |
| Release Date | December 12, 2017 |
| Release Date Machine | 1513036800 |
| Imprint | Made for Success |
| Provider | Made for Success |
| Categories | Children's Books, Action & Adventure, Children/YA, Children 4-7, Fiction - All, Fiction - Child |
James Burd Brewster was raised in Albany, New York, learned to sail on Lake Champlain, navigated a polar icebreaker in the US Coast Guard, and married Katie Spivey from Wilmington, North Carolina. He is the author of the Uncle Rocky, Fireman series, as well as many other books for children.
Jim Hodges began reading aloud in the second grade with a stirring rendition of Dick and Jane. He continued to volunteer to speak throughout his schooling years, performed as a newscaster while in the Navy, and participated in community theater groups. His wife, Monica, once asked what his dream job would be. He answered, “I’d record books.” And so began Jim Hodges Audio Books, producing unabridged recordings of the G. A. Henry historical novels, children’s books, Overtly Christian titles, and classic literature.
In the 1990s, Jim Brewster put his sons, Ben and Luke, to bed each night with an “Uncle Rocky, Fireman” story. During each story, they enjoyed making truck engine sounds, blasting the siren, and testing the air horn. They also developed hand and body motions and pantomimed getting dressed for the fire. However, the best part of each story was at the end when they mimicked Uncle Rocky as he said, “Glad to do it!”
It was great fun then, and we hope as you listen to this audio it will continue as great fun for you and your children. The stories are completely free of any bad behavior, and the characters like and enjoy each other. If you enjoy the stories, please visit Uncle Rocky’s website at www.GladToDoIt.net, where you can download free coloring pages or purchase the books for your children’s library.
