He wants to be the fastest reindeer ever. But a little lost wolf has thrown his plans into a tailspin!
Ronaldo has his heart set on breaking the Reindeer Flying Academy top-speed record. But his quest could be ruined when some meanie keeps stealing his carrots. Determined to catch the culprit, he’s surprised when he learns it’s a poor young wolf shivering in fear.
After the coldest night in two hundred years, Ronaldo takes pity on the lonely cub and puts together a superhero-style plan to reunite her with her pack. But he’ll definitely need to be the swiftest reindeer cadet if he’s to fly safely past the Forest of Doom!
Can Ronaldo pull off a miracle to save his new friend and still be first over the finish line?
Ronaldo: The Phantom Carrot Snatcher is the second entry in the delightful Ronaldo's Flying Adventures children’s chapter book series, suitable for ages 7-10. If you or your child like brave heroes, witty animal friends, and spooky forests, then you’ll love Maxine Sylvester’s action- packed escapade.
Buy Ronaldo: The Phantom Carrot Snatcher to race to the rescue today!
5.0 out of 5 stars Good friends make happy days brighter and problems lighter
Once again Maxine Sylvester takes us on a beautiful written story in to the world of Ronaldo the reindeer flying cadet and his best friend Rudi.
As a big fan of the first Ronaldo book ‘Ronaldo: The Reindeer Flying Academy’ I was looking so much forward to read this next Ronaldo book and I am not disappointed.
Even my excitement was bigger while reading the first book (not for nothing I have it 6 stars), I enjoyed this one too.
When Ronaldo meets up with Ernie, a young wolf, his fantasy and reindeer-fear of these blood-thirsty-wolves froze him almost to death. From that moment the book slurped me completely. Maxine Sylvester is a really good writer and an amazing illustrator. While reading, at no moment my children’s soul felt the author was preaching important lessons of life. The story was so natural, I had entered the book and it was as if I lived all adventures together with Ronaldo and Rudi and Ernie.
I’m not going repeating the story line, that is for you to find out. It absolute is worth it! And what a strong moral we get all by this way. Reindeers fear wolves the most in life, but when they meet up personally, there are so wonderful things happening. Again: read the story and it takes you to a world of friendship and surprising adventures.
As aunt Ernestinkle resumes so well ‘good friends make happy days brighter and problems lighter’. For all this: I give this book 5 stars and do recommend it, you’ll not regret.
