A girl learns about fire safety at school. She freaks out and wants to make sure her family and home are totally safe. She is asked to give a presentation at school. However, she cannot seem to remember "Stop Drop and Roll". At home, she panics when she sees fire on birthday cake candles and remembers the phrase. Now all are happy. The book seems to go on for just a little bit too long.
The only link I could find to this board book was in an WorldCat link without a picture. This book was in one location - the national library of Singapore. The book is a short board book of "Safety". The book contains a number of humorous safety examples with only bits of coherence. There is "don't play with fire", "don't climb on the window ledge". The front shows "don't talk to strangers". The final one seems way out in left field: "Do not seek shelter underneath a tree during a thunderstorm". Kids really get a kick out of the mismash of safety topics with a Singaporean feel.
