Explore an old trunk full of family treasure with Caroline and her Grandma. Letters saved from the war lead Caroline on an adventure with her Grandma to learn about calligraphy, world history, and how special her family is. Now Caroline is in charge of carrying her family's stories to the next generation.

The Adventures of Caroline and Zeke Series

Looking for a read-aloud book with valuable history, science, and art components?

One that will teach your child a new folk art or homesteading skill?

That tells of a family who values older generations and family heritage?

Visit with Caroline and Zeke who learn about folk art and homesteading as their grandparents reveal stories of their past and practice new skills alongside them.

From cursive handwriting to whittling. From making a ferment and sourdough to learning how to tell when a vegetable is ripe in the garden. Unique "how-to's" are tucked into each book along with an "Author Chat" full of thoughtful questions for readers or lesson starters for any homeschooler.

Each book in the series weaves a folk art or homesteading skill into its storyline. Boys and girls of all ages will come away with a new way to create and contribute to their family and the world around them as they peek into the past with Caroline and Zeke.

Formato	Tapa suave
Número de Páginas	44
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	Tiny Folk Publishing
Fecha de Publicación	2023-05-31
Dimensiones	11.0" x 8.5" x 0.11" pulgadas
Serie	The Adventures of Caroline and Zeke
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No

Hoang, Cathy

Growing up in Vietnam, Cathy Hoang learned to draw and paint as part of her junior high school education. Her college degrees led her in other directions, but upon retirement, she rediscovered her love of art and has been enjoying the hobby. These skills learned in childhood have become a new friend for her now in later years! Recreating the world around her in art with only pencil and paper, acquiring new skills as a gardener, and enjoying family are things Cathy loves doing these days. She encourages you, the reader, to dream and she hopes her art brings these stories to life, inspiring you to learn a new hobby that you can bring into your future just like she did.

Bradford, Sadie May

Learning to crochet as a young girl with her grandmother, Sadie May Bradford has continued her enjoyment of history and folk art into her adult life. With a degree in education from the University of Akron, showing others how to create folk art falls right into place. Whether in her books or on a Saturday afternoon as she spins wool at a living history event, Sadie May loves to share with people just like you. Visit her website online at www.sadiemaybradford.com. Leave her a message or better yet, come on out to her next historical presentation if you are in the area. Find out about events on our easy-to-use events calendar right on the site. She would love to meet you!