Daniel P Gillespie

Come Along for Some Fun Adventures

Daniel P Gillespie writes kids stories that pull you in with clever ideas and good friends. You get to see how a girl uses science stuff and how another kid looks after a special caterpillar. It’s the kind of reading that makes you smile and think a bit.

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The Adventures of Judy the Bubble Gum Girl (Book 1)

Judy is just a regular fifth grader but she really likes science and making things. She decides to win the Sunday School Picnic Bubble Gum Blowing Contest so she mixes up her own Super Bubble Gum using chemistry. That is only the start though. She ends up using helium powered bubble gum to help a cat stuck in a tree and even tries out invisible gum when she has a strict new teacher. The whole thing shows how being smart can be your best power.

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The Adventures Of Oshee Goshee Woshee And Chandler Clair (Book 2)

Chandler Clair is a five year old triplet who finds this colorful woolly caterpillar named Oshee Goshee Woshee in her backyard. Turns out they can talk through thoughts. Oshee needs protection from birds and sprays and people who don’t understand. Chandler gets her brothers William and Danny to help build a safe spot so he can make his cocoon. There is even a scary moment when he goes missing and they have to rescue him. In the end he becomes a butterfly but their friendship stays. It is a story about working together, caring, and believing things will work out.

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Daniel P Gillespie is the guy behind these two children’s books. He writes about kids who face little problems in fun ways. Whether it is Judy with her inventions or Chandler looking after her caterpillar friend, his stories feel close to real life for young readers. He keeps things simple but adds those small lessons about friendship and trying your best.

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