Winter In Grandma S Back Yard

From the Letters From Grandma Series, comes a unique and wonderful book containing 13 letters, one for each week of the Winter Season, that can be read or copied and sent to a child or grandchild. Each book contains a link to Free Coloring Pages that go with each letter in this book. Ages 2 to 6 years.

From the Letters From Grandma Series, comes a unique and wonderful book containing 13 letters, one for each week of the Summer Season, that can be read or copied and sent to a child or grandchild. Each book contains a link to Free Coloring Pages that go with each letter in this book. Ages 2 to 6 years.

The Winter People by Rebekah L. Purdy Salome Montgomery fears winter—the cold, the snow, the ice, but most of all, the frozen pond she fell through as a child. Haunted by the voices and images of the strange beings that pulled her to safety, she hasn't forgotten their warning to "stay away." For eleven years, she has avoided the winter woods, the pond, and the darkness that lurks nearby. But when failing health takes her grandparents to Arizona, she is left in charge of maintaining their estate. This includes the "special gifts" that must be left at the back of the property.? ? Salome discovers she's a key player in a world she's tried for years to avoid. At the center of this world is the strange and beautiful Nevin, who she finds trespassing on her family's property. Cursed with dark secrets and knowledge of the creatures in the woods, he takes Salome's life in a new direction. A direction where she'll have to decide between her longtime crush, Colton, who could cure her fear of winter. Or Nevin, who, along with an appointed bodyguard, Gareth, protects her from the darkness that swirls in the snowy backdrop. An evil that, given the chance, will kill her.

In 1946, Kenny is just three years old. He faces the usual childhood traumas, but set against the stark backdrop of an industrial West Yorkshire town. This book features his progress, from a naive three-year old, through to his teens - from falling in love at the age of 6, to his sexual fantasies over his music teacher in the secondary school.

“Dogwood winter,” a southern phrase, describes a brief period in spring when icy weather returns and coincides with the dogwood blooms. Beverly Grayson struggled for eight years with cancer. Midway, she began journaling online where candid posts revealed thoughts about illness, family, Tennessee, and even recipes. She dreamed of whittling her posts to book length to encourage others that God sees, God knows, and God comforts. With conviction, wisdom, and humor, she shares personal stories and 365 Bible verses that comforted her. Beverly left a legacy of insights for sufferers and families who face the upheaval of cancer. She will help you—no matter the outcome—live from faith to faith, from scan to scan, with hope intact.

Interwoven with centuries-old herbal remedies, time-tested techniques, and women's wisdom handed down through the ages, this kaleidoscopic whole-health tapestry reveals a myriad of natural methods for achieving and maintaining good health and all-around happiness.

This book is about a Polish grandmother. The story in this book is different from many immigrant stories because I tell it from the perspective of a woman. The story asks questions about her fears and challenges in growing up, immigrating to America and making a new life. In writing my grandmother's story, I wanted to go beyond the names, dates, and pictures in the albums. She was more than that. It is crucial to ask why she did what she did. Hopefully, this story will give the reader insights that will help them understand their immigrant ancestors more. As you read this story ask the same questions about your ancestors. If you do, your view of your family history will definitely change.

Pollyanna is a high school student who dreams about all the amazing things in her future. Every spring, she visits her Grandma and Grandpa Thorn out in the country on their farm, where she explores the woods and goes fishing. She is a young woman devoted to her family and filled with love for her parents and grandparents. Author Sandra Latherow penned Pollyanna’s cheerful tale after the loss of her own beautiful granddauther, Tricia. Unable to watch Tricia graduate high school or realize the future she had planned for herself, Sandra uses the written word to give her granddaughter the life she deserved. Sandra still misses Tricia, but The Angel in the Garden has helped to heal her grief. Tricia smiles down at her from heaven, but also on Pollyanna’s playful story—a poignant, touching novella featuring the neverending love of family.