Nursery Rhymes

"Hitch up your boots and buckle your britches, my little rascals, because we’re goin’ on an adventure!"

Matta A. Rhymes

About the Matta Goose Stories

These charming little back stories are slices of life that Matta would say is a whole lot of fiddle faddle. But through her experiences in this fictious world, you see new meaning behind many of the lines in the Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes. 

For example, Old MacDonald and his farm is really about her happy-go-lucky Uncle Mac, and EI + O are a pig and a cow on his farm that have the most unusual friendship. 

Then there is Mary Had a Little Lamb about her hoity toity cousin Mary that did have a lamb named Chaze who did follow her around most everywhere she went. But Mary spent most of her time reading while Chaze laid at her feet. 

Anyhoo - There are 4 seasons of books are coming out in 2025, with the BIG release of Season 5 coming out the summer of 2026! Make sure to get your copy!

Want to get season 1 of the Matta Goose Stories?

It is available in paperback, Ebook, and Audiobook!

Definition:

Nursery rhymes are old poems and songs meant for children. Though, the expression Mother Goose Rhymes wasn't coined until the late 18th century, The Tale of my Mother Goose was written by the Godfather of Fairy Tales, Charles Perrault in 1695.

Matta's Favorite Tales

  1. Old Woman, Old Woman
  2. Rain, Rain Go Away!
  3. Three Blind Mice
  4. This Little Piggy
  5. Wee Willie Winkie

Petra

Petra began her story with Matta through Mr. Humpty and his horrible fall off of that stone wall.

After the egg shaped man was carted off, that troublesome goose found herself comfortable following Matta home. In fact, she hasn't stopped following Matta since that day.

Though she can create quite a stir, children do hold a soft spot in her heart. She has a tendency to hoodwink Matta into helping out many of the town's children.

Only other thing of note is - she HATES water. Makes bathing her a real task.

at the end of the day, you just can't help but love her!