The Great Wager

2nd October: What Shall We Do Today?

By: P.D. Cain

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Join Imani, Tommy, and Maya on Their Most Important Adventure Yet!
When a mysterious hot air balloon lands on Maple Street, the three best friends discover that the greatest adventures come from helping others and treating everyone with kindness.
Perfect for Young Readers Ages 6-9 Ideal for Home and Classroom Reading
In this enchanting new installment of the beloved "What Shall We Do Today?" series, Imani, Tommy, and Maya join the famous Phileas Fogg on a magical journey through four incredible worlds. From a peaceful kingdom where angry visitors learn the power of understanding, to a farm where forgotten animals rediscover happiness, each destination teaches valuable life lessons through exciting adventures.
What Parents and Teachers Love:

• Character Education: Promotes empathy, non-violence, and compassion for all living beings
• Reading Comprehension: Engaging 3,000-word story perfect for independent reading or read-alouds
• STEM Learning: Problem-solving adventures that encourage critical thinking
• Social-Emotional Learning: Real-world applications of kindness, conflict resolution, and friendship
• Diverse Characters: Inclusive representation that reflects today's classrooms

Educational Themes Include:
✓ Peaceful conflict resolution and understanding different perspectives
✓ Animal welfare and compassionate treatment of all creatures
✓ Environmental stewardship and sustainable practices
✓ Community building and celebrating traditions
✓ The importance of naming, caring for, and respecting our belongings
Perfect For:

• Independent readers transitioning from picture books to chapter books
• Parent-child bedtime reading and family discussions
• Classroom read-alouds and character education lessons
• Homeschool curriculum supporting values-based learning
• School libraries seeking diverse, educational adventure stories

From the Acclaimed "What Shall We Do Today?" Series With over 190 magical adventures, this series has helped children worldwide develop empathy, curiosity, and problem-solving skills while enjoying captivating stories of friendship and discovery.