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Maya is five years old and she is absolutely terrified of the fire alarm. Her big brother told her it was REALLY loud, and now she cannot stop thinking about it. When Firefighter Finn visits Maplewood Elementary School for a special fire drill lesson, Maya sits in the back of Room Seven holding her purple backpack, wondering if she is brave enough for what is coming.
But Firefighter Finn has an important message: LOUD ALARM IS GOOD ALARM.
The alarm is loud because it is WORKING. Loud means everyone can hear it everywhere in the school. Loud means everyone stays SAFE.
When the real fire drill begins, the alarm fills the entire school with flashing lights and sound. Maya has three seconds of hard fear. And then she chooses to go. Sparky the Dalmatian walks quietly beside her, his warm eyes absolutely focused on her, his quiet presence saying everything. They walk together to the assembly area where Blaze the red fire truck is parked as the destination.
And when Maya reaches out and touches Blaze's smooth red side after the drill, she knows something absolutely true: she is braver than she thought.
Perfect for children ages three to eight who experience worry about fire drills, school safety, loud noises, or new situations. This story teaches that bravery is not having no fear - it is feeling the worry and choosing to go anyway. It teaches that having support makes you brave. It teaches that fire drills keep us safe.
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About the Author
Author - Steven GentileSteven Gentile is a retired firefighter with over 38 years of experience serving his community. Through the Firefighter Finn Fun Adventures series, Steven combines real-world safety knowledge with heartwarming storytelling to help young children learn important life lessons in a fun, reassuring way.Steven created Firefighter Finn to teach children ages 3-7 about safety, listening, teamwork, and kindness-using stories that feel exciting without being scary. His goal is to help children feel confident, calm, and empowered when facing everyday challenges.About the SeriesThe Firefighter Finn Fun Adventures series introduces young readers to positive problem-solving, emotional awareness, and community safety through relatable characters and gentle adventures. Each book includes age-appropriate lessons that parents, caregivers, and educators can easily reinforce at home or in the classroom.Educational FocusThis book highlights winter safety awareness, careful listening, teamwork, and helping others-key skills that support early social-emotional learning and real-life safety habits.AcknowledgmentsWith gratitude to families, educators, and first responders everywhere who inspire children to be brave, thoughtful, and kind. Special thanks to the young readers whose curiosity and imagination bring Firefighter Finn's adventures to life.
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Maya is five years old and she is absolutely terrified of the fire alarm. Her big brother told her it was REALLY loud, and now she cannot stop thinking about it. When Firefighter Finn visits Maplewood Elementary School for a special fire drill lesson, Maya sits in the back of Room Seven holding her purple backpack, wondering if she is brave enough for what is coming.But Firefighter Finn has an important message: LOUD ALARM IS GOOD ALARM.The alarm is loud because it is WORKING. Loud means everyone can hear it everywhere in the school. Loud means everyone stays SAFE.When the real fire drill begins, the alarm fills the entire school with flashing lights and sound. Maya has three seconds of hard fear. And then she chooses to go. Sparky the Dalmatian walks quietly beside her, his warm eyes absolutely focused on her, his quiet presence saying everything. They walk together to the assembly area where Blaze the red fire truck is parked as the destination.And when Maya reaches out and touches Blaze's smooth red side after the drill, she knows something absolutely true: she is braver than she thought.Perfect for children ages three to eight who experience worry about fire drills, school safety, loud noises, or new situations. This story teaches that bravery is not having no fear - it is feeling the worry and choosing to go anyway. It teaches that having support makes you brave. It teaches that fire drills keep us safe. Maya is terrified of the fire alarm until Firefighter Finn teaches her that LOUD ALARM IS GOOD ALARM. When the real fire drill begins, This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798349677335
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Maya is five years old and she is absolutely terrified of the fire alarm. Her big brother told her it was REALLY loud, and now she cannot stop thinking about it. When Firefighter Finn visits Maplewood Elementary School for a special fire drill lesson, Maya sits in the back of Room Seven holding her purple backpack, wondering if she is brave enough for what is coming.But Firefighter Finn has an important message: LOUD ALARM IS GOOD ALARM.The alarm is loud because it is WORKING. Loud means everyone can hear it everywhere in the school. Loud means everyone stays SAFE.When the real fire drill begins, the alarm fills the entire school with flashing lights and sound. Maya has three seconds of hard fear. And then she chooses to go. Sparky the Dalmatian walks quietly beside her, his warm eyes absolutely focused on her, his quiet presence saying everything. They walk together to the assembly area where Blaze the red fire truck is parked as the destination.And when Maya reaches out and touches Blaze's smooth red side after the drill, she knows something absolutely true: she is braver than she thought.Perfect for children ages three to eight who experience worry about fire drills, school safety, loud noises, or new situations. This story teaches that bravery is not having no fear - it is feeling the worry and choosing to go anyway. It teaches that having support makes you brave. It teaches that fire drills keep us safe. Maya is terrified of the fire alarm until Firefighter Finn teaches her that LOUD ALARM IS GOOD ALARM. When the real fire drill begins, This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798349677335
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Maya is five years old and she is absolutely terrified of the fire alarm. Her big brother told her it was REALLY loud, and now she cannot stop thinking about it. When Firefighter Finn visits Maplewood Elementary School for a special fire drill lesson, Maya sits in the back of Room Seven holding her purple backpack, wondering if she is brave enough for what is coming.But Firefighter Finn has an important message: LOUD ALARM IS GOOD ALARM.The alarm is loud because it is WORKING. Loud means everyone can hear it everywhere in the school. Loud means everyone stays SAFE.When the real fire drill begins, the alarm fills the entire school with flashing lights and sound. Maya has three seconds of hard fear. And then she chooses to go. Sparky the Dalmatian walks quietly beside her, his warm eyes absolutely focused on her, his quiet presence saying everything. They walk together to the assembly area where Blaze the red fire truck is parked as the destination.And when Maya reaches out and touches Blaze's smooth red side after the drill, she knows something absolutely true: she is braver than she thought.Perfect for children ages three to eight who experience worry about fire drills, school safety, loud noises, or new situations. This story teaches that bravery is not having no fear - it is feeling the worry and choosing to go anyway. It teaches that having support makes you brave. It teaches that fire drills keep us safe. Maya is terrified of the fire alarm until Firefighter Finn teaches her that LOUD ALARM IS GOOD ALARM. When the real fire drill begins, This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798349677335
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Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Maya is five years old and she is absolutely terrified of the fire alarm. Her big brother told her it was REALLY loud, and now she cannot stop thinking about it. When Firefighter Finn visits Maplewood Elementary School for a special fire drill lesson, Maya sits in the back of Room Seven holding her purple backpack, wondering if she is brave enough for what is coming.But Firefighter Finn has an important message: LOUD ALARM IS GOOD ALARM.The alarm is loud because it is WORKING. Loud means everyone can hear it everywhere in the school. Loud means everyone stays SAFE.When the real fire drill begins, the alarm fills the entire school with flashing lights and sound. Maya has three seconds of hard fear. And then she chooses to go. Sparky the Dalmatian walks quietly beside her, his warm eyes absolutely focused on her, his quiet presence saying everything. They walk together to the assembly area where Blaze the red fire truck is parked as the destination.And when Maya reaches out and touches Blaze's smooth red side after the drill, she knows something absolutely true: she is braver than she thought.Perfect for children ages three to eight who experience worry about fire drills, school safety, loud noises, or new situations. This story teaches that bravery is not having no fear - it is feeling the worry and choosing to go anyway. It teaches that having support makes you brave. It teaches that fire drills keep us safe. Seller Inventory # 9798349677335
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