Nursery Rhyme Cockle Shells Novels & Stories

Nia and Cooper were running around the beach. Meredith called out to them and Nia immediately ran toward her. With a big sea conch in her hand, she said, "Mommy Mommy, look at this big conch." "My my, it is big, isn't it?" Meredith exclaimed as she took the conch from Nia's hand and asked, "Where did you find this?" "Right over there." Nia then wanted her mother to put the conch by her ear and said, "Mommy, Cooper said that you can hear the sounds of waves in the conch. Hurry up and try listening to it."

The queen fairy must have somethings special! Acorns cover the ground beneath the spreading boughs. Each one is no larger than a throat lozenge and the same kind of brown as the christmas hazels. Benjamin scoops one up, holding it to the light. The shell is harder than he'd expected and though his fingers are chilled he can still feel the grooves that run from tip to base. The nut wears a "hat" just like the ones in his story books. Before his mother sees the acorn is safely stowed in his pocket - a stowaway for his collection.