Goldie & Bear - Training of the Broom is a read along story book, it’s read to you aloud, kids can read along with the story. It’s also Ideal for bedtime stories. Read Aloud Story Books for Kids, children, toddlers, babies, kindergarten.
Goldie and Bear.
Training of the Broom.
Ready or not, here I come, calls Goldie.
Bear giggles as he looks for the best hiding place.
He finds it just before Goldie turns around.
Hmm, if I were a bear, where would I hide?
Goldie asks herself.
Suddenly, she hears some rustling in a bush.
Goldie runs over to the bush.
Its leaves are shaking.
Bear is definitely in there.
I found you, Bear, she shouts.
Come on out.
You didn't find me yet, calls Bear.
Goldie spins around to see Bear peeking out
from behind a tree.
Goldie is surprised.
If you're here, then who's in the bush?
Maybe a squirrel or a bunny, Bear says.
Just then, a broom pops up out of the bush.
It's all tangled up in a vine.
A broom, exclaims Goldie.
Bear's voice quivers.
Yeah, a broom that moves around all by itself.
It must be a witch's broom, Goldie declares.
When Goldie and Bear pull the vines away,
the broom shoots up into the air.
It looks like it's happy to be out of there, says Bear.
Maybe it belongs to Ginger.
She's a witch.
Let's take it to her and see, suggests Goldie.
When the broom gets close, Goldie slowly walks toward it.
I'm not going to hurt you, broom, she says softly.
Then she reaches out and takes hold of the broomstick.
I got it.
Suddenly, the broom takes off again.
And this time, Goldie goes with it.
Whoa, she shouts.
After a couple of loops, the broom brings her back down.
Goldie, cries Bear, concerned.
But Goldie is just fine.
Goldie and Bear tie a ribbon around the broom
and take it to Ginger's house.
As soon as Ginger invites them inside,
the broom slips out of the ribbon
and flies around the living room.
That's a witch's broom, says Ginger.
But it's not mine.
It would be so fun to have a magic broom,
Bear says, wishing they could keep it.
Why don't you both take care of it
until we find the witch who lost it, says Ginger,
handing Goldie a leash.
OK, says Goldie.
As they run out the door, Goldie and Bear
come up with a name for the speedy broom.
Lightning.
The three friends play all day long.
In the afternoon, Goldie and Bear give Lightning a bath.
The playful broom flicks soap suds on them.
It sure got us.
Goldie says with a giggle.
Yeah, says Bear.
This is one wild broom.
That night, Lightning stares up at the night sky.
What are you looking for, little broom?
Asks Goldie.
Maybe it misses the witch it belongs to,
Bear says with a shrug.
The next day, Goldie wants to try flying lightning again.
But Bear isn't so sure.
Only witches fly witch's brooms.
And in case you forgot, we're not witches.
But before long, Goldie convinces Bear to try it.
They carefully climb on, and whoosh,
lightning zooms into the air, bucking left, then right.
Goldie and Bear fall to the ground with a thud.
Goldie smiles.
I guess riding a broom is a little harder than I thought.
Are you two OK?
Asks Ginger, who saw them take a tumble.
Ginger explains that a broom has to be trained
before it's ready to ride.
Then could you help us train lightning?
Goldie asks.
Please, adds Bear.
Ginger is happy to help.
Ginger brings Goldie and Bear to an obstacle course
and teaches them how to ride the broom.
They jump on their broom and hold on tight.
They fly high and low, left and right.
It doesn't take long before they get the hang of it.
Goldie and Bear are ready to leave the practice course.
As they fly lightning through the woods,
Bear spots a sign posted on a tree.
The sign was posted by a little witch named Rosita.
She's looking for her lost broom.
When Ginger sees the sign, she's excited.
But Goldie and Bear are not excited at all.
They don't want to give lightning back,
but they know it's the right thing to do.
Come on, says Ginger.
Let's go give that witch her broom back.
Ginger, Goldie, and Bear head to Whiskfield's Wizards Academy
to find Lightning's owner.
It doesn't take them long to find her.
Oh, Ryo, you're back, cries Rosita when she sees her broom.
Thank you so much for bringing him home.
Thanks for letting us fly you, Lightning.
I mean, Ryo, says Bear sadly.
You flew Ryo?
The witch asks, surprised.
He's not even trained yet.
Ginger explains that she helped Goldie and Bear
train the broom.
Why don't they show you?
I would love that, the little witch says with a smile.
Goldie, Bear, and the little witch climb onto the broom.
Ready, Lightning?
Asks Goldie.
I mean, Ryo?
The magic broom lifts off the ground.
Go, Ryo, go, shouts Bear.
This is amazing, Rosita exclaims.
We had a lot of fun training him, Goldie says.
Then you'll have to come back and play with us, right, Ryo?
Asks the little witch.
The magic broom dips and twirls happily through the sky.
Goldie giggles.
I think that means yes.
