Juan M. Diaz

The True Story of the Fly in the Pie Juan M. Diaz

Do you want to teach life lessons and rules to your children? A book is a refreshingly exciting way to do it! Give them a dose of sunshine with The True Story Of The Fly In The Pie, a delightful children's book, created by Juan Diaz, written by Susan Mannino, and illustrations by Frank Pesce.


A group of flies lived near a smelly garbage can. Everyday, they wait for people to throw scraps of food in the garbage so they could eat. One day, they got tired of waiting and realized that they prefer fresh food than the disgusting, rotten leftovers in the trash.


Then one of them had an idea.


This fly thought his plan was brilliant so he decided to tell the others. He suggested that they should fly into town to look for open kitchen windows, and he could lay down in the fresh food they find and pretend he was cooked in the food, so the owners would throw it away. Thinking they have nothing to lose, the others agreed, and off they went.


Will this risky idea solve the flies hunger problem or will it just make it worse?


Aiming to become not just a plain storybook but also a tool for kids early education, The True Story of the Fly in the Pie is one of the interesting animal stories with morals to instill in our children s innocent minds.


Filled with vibrant illustrations, comic balloons to emphasize the dialogues, easy-to-read texts, and a truly fascinating story, this will definitely appeal to your kids!