Connie and the Water Babies (Mammoth Storybook)

by Jacqueline Wilson

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Connie's terrible fear of the water is made worse by the fact that her twin baby brother and sister are taking to it like proverbial ducks! Everyone in the family tries to help Connie overcome her phobia, but when they start losing patience, there is a series of strange occurrences.

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A lovely story which I would recommend reading to any child with a phobia. It is about a girl, Connie, who develops a phobia of swimming. In this tale Connie receives a magic item which triggers the phobias of the adults who mock Connie's fears. The moral of the story: it's okay to be scared of something! (

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martensgirl | Apr 13, 2013 |

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Connie's terrible fear of the water is made worse by the fact that her twin baby brother and sister are taking to it like proverbial ducks! Everyone in the family tries to help Connie overcome her phobia, but when they start losing patience, there is a series of strange occurrences.

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