Heroes are all around us. In this issue of CRICKET Magazine, you’ll get to see ordinary, everyday people step up and make a difference when it matters most. How far would you go in extraordinary circumstances?
Cover art by Julie Delton
Imagine a summer camp where fairy tale characters learn to face their fears. Little Red Riding Hood conquers her fear of wolves and Hansel and Gretel acclimate themselves to strangers with candy, but what about Goldilocks? Will she ever get over her fear of bears? Find out in “Goldilocks Goes to Camp!” When two girls get lost on a mountain hike during stormy weather, they take shelter in a friendly stranger’s cabin—but they have no idea who their benefactor really is! Plus, make friendship bracelets, survive a tornado, help a sheep farmer outwit a greedy landowner, and more.
Complete with book recommendations from CRICKET readers, magical artwork, beautiful poetry, hilarious comics, and creative crafts and experiments, this issue of CRICKET
Enjoy features including:
· Mountain Mystery by Connie Pettersen
· July Surprise by Julia Taylor Ebel
· Goldilocks Goes to Camp by Sara Matson
· Eco-Art Bracelets by Robin Miller
· The Day I Didn’t Go to the Pool by Leslie J. Wyatt
· Gregor and the Sheep by Toby J. Rosenstrauch
· Wild Winds by Heather Delabre
· Melodious by Linda Lee Sand
· Tennis Match by Helen Zax
· A New and Distant Star by Anna Zumbro
Regular features of CRICKET Magazine include Letterbox, Cricket Country, Ugly Bird’s Crossbird Puzzle, Cricket League, Cricket and Ladybug, Cricket Readers Recommend, and Old Cricket Says.
