The Silent Pocket Watch

The Silent Pocket Watch

Author
authorBuilders Community

Mr. Henderson is distraught when his beloved pocket watch stops ticking. He tries everything, until a surprising discovery reveals that a small act of love from his granddaughter is the cause.

age4 - 8 years old
emotional intelligence
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