Overview
Uproar the bull wants to help his friend the Farmer. Surely a BIG bull with LARGE muscles can find some way to help the Farmer with his work. Uproar comes up with what he thinks is a fantastic idea. But will his well-intentioned plan really help the farmer? This delightful story and more are part of the Farm Grandma Tales series of books. The stories in the series are told with the tenderness and love that a grandma would use to match the innocence and wonder of a young child. These charming stories come from Farm Grandma's actual experiences on the farm, with a bit of whimsy thrown in. The Farm Grandma Tales series of books are written for children who love stories about delightful animal characters. The child's imagination will be opened to the heartwarming world of talking farm animals and their lively adventures with Farm Grandma. The endearing personalities of each animal will find a special place in the heart of every child.
Full Product Details
Author: Myra Christensen ,
Patricia Lee Christensen
Publisher: Christensen Family Publishing
Imprint: Christensen Family Publishing
Volume: 1
Dimensions:
Width: 27.90cm
, Height: 0.30cm
, Length: 21.60cm
Weight: 0.159kg
ISBN: 9798985475548
Pages: 42
Publication Date: 30 January 2023
Audience:
Children/juvenile
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Children / Juvenile
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Author Information
Author Myra Christensen is known as Farm Grandma by her grandchildren. She lives on a small farm where she loves writing stories for children about the cows, goats, miniature horses, and other animals she and her husband have raised. Her hobbies are, gardening, cooking, and traveling in her RV to beautiful parks in America. She enjoys biking, hiking, exploring, and being in nature.Myra loves music. She has played in local orchestras, studied cello performance, and been a cello and piano teacher. Her current passion is learning to play the ukulele like her father who learned to play while he was living in Samoa. Artist Patricia Lee Christensen, grew up in rural Washington state. She was blessed with an encouraging family who provided lots of recycled paper to create her early artistic efforts. Later her college education was in commercial graphic design. Over the years her employment included educational graphic design, stained glass design, pastel portraiture, design for screen printing and free lance projects. Patricia now works in various media including digital illustration, watercolor, oil, pen and ink and soft pastel. She is experienced in both group and private instruction. Most recently she has been teaching workshops on art journaling and is passionate about encouraging others to discover the joy of recording the everyday through sketching and painting.
