Boppa's Bald Stories - Trott Rettig, Laurie
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It was lightning! It was a bear! A shark, a tornado, a man with a very small lawnmower.... When the kids ask their granddad yet again, "Boppa, how did you get bald?" he answers with a different wild story every time, and swears they're all true. Boppa's wife "Yaya" is the author, Laurie Trott Rettig. She gathered Boppa's stories and the moments of home and belonging that surround their telling. She asked Hanna du Plessis to capture the mix of kids, grandparents, and magical imagination in her wonderful illustrations. Written for young readers, each story and illustration offers a world of love and whimsy.…mehr

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It was lightning! It was a bear! A shark, a tornado, a man with a very small lawnmower.... When the kids ask their granddad yet again, "Boppa, how did you get bald?" he answers with a different wild story every time, and swears they're all true. Boppa's wife "Yaya" is the author, Laurie Trott Rettig. She gathered Boppa's stories and the moments of home and belonging that surround their telling. She asked Hanna du Plessis to capture the mix of kids, grandparents, and magical imagination in her wonderful illustrations. Written for young readers, each story and illustration offers a world of love and whimsy.
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Contributor's BiographyThroughout her life in Montana wheat country, Laurie Trott Rettig has created places of home, creativity, generosity and whimsy. She has four grown daughters and one son, and an ever-expanding number of grandchildren. The Lark and Laurel House, which was a bed and breakfast, is now a whirl of life and playful exploration: music, games, food, spontaneous theater, backyard concerts, and a steady flow of guests. It was from this swirling life that the Boppa stories were born. Laurie was raised and schooled in central Montana. She attended the University of Montana in Missoula and Montana State University, completing a BS in Home Economics and elementary education. She spent time in Japan, England, and Spain before returning to her beloved prairie. There she took turns at being a farm wife, a teacher for the Quatre Fleurs home school, a public school teacher and later a teacher of English in South Korea. In 2010 Laurie achieved her dream of becoming a bed and breakfast owner. That same year she achieved another long-cherished dream when she became the wife and partner to the man who loves her. She knows him as "Ross the Boss," but he is known to the grandchildren as "Boppa." Through it all, Laurie has exercised her gift for creating alluring spaces for intimacy, connection and relationship.