Jenny Greenteeth
“Jenny Greenteeth” by Mary Alice Downie, published by Kids Can Press in 1984, is a children’s book that spans 38 pages. This story introduces readers to Jenny Greenteeth, a water witch who resides in a dilapidated house by Lake Ontario. Known for instilling fear in the local community, including the police and the mayor, Jenny’s presence looms large over the Beaches until a young boy named David steps in to teach a transformative lesson to the townspeople.
In this edition, readers will discover how David’s actions impact the lives of both the children and adults in the Beaches. The narrative explores themes of fear and understanding, as the community grapples with their perceptions of Jenny Greenteeth. Through David’s journey, the story highlights the importance of courage and compassion in overcoming fear. This engaging tale invites readers to reflect on their own beliefs and the power of kindness in changing perspectives.
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There was once a water witch named Jenny Greenteeth who lived in a tumble-down house in the Beaches beside Lake Ontario. She had lived there for years, frightening everyone — the police, the mayor, adults and children. Then one day a little boy named David taught everyone a lesson that changed the lives of the people in the Beaches forever.
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