In Search of Something Green - Rolston, Mary Catherine
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Summertime is finally here, and Matthew is excited to spend a week at his grandparent's cottage. But even though he has taken swimming lessons at his local pool, Matthew is still petrified of jumping off the dock into the deep, dark lake. Everyday Grandpoobee offers him swimming strategies while Nanabana takes him on nightly walks into the forest in search of a rare green charm that will bring him luck. Does Matthew find the courage he needs? Does Grandpoobee's coaching help? Or does he find a lucky charm? Or maybe Matthew just made a leap of faith and courage!

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Summertime is finally here, and Matthew is excited to spend a week at his grandparent's cottage. But even though he has taken swimming lessons at his local pool, Matthew is still petrified of jumping off the dock into the deep, dark lake. Everyday Grandpoobee offers him swimming strategies while Nanabana takes him on nightly walks into the forest in search of a rare green charm that will bring him luck. Does Matthew find the courage he needs? Does Grandpoobee's coaching help? Or does he find a lucky charm? Or maybe Matthew just made a leap of faith and courage!
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Autorenporträt
Mary Catherine Rolston is a retired kindergarten teacher who, just like Merry Cat, has a dear friend named Katherine (Happy Cat). Together they would enjoy afternoon tea and dream of sharing a teashop. MC loves to write with rhyme, and she loves children and their wonderful antics. She lives with her husband on Bear Mountain, where she appreciates the tranquility of being close to the ocean and forests while having easy access to the beautiful city of Victoria. Happy Cat and Merry Cat is MC's fifth book. She is also the author of two business parables, The Executive Gardener and the Fairy (2004) and The Corporate Family (2010). Her poem "Fallen Starfish" placed 34th in the Writer Digest 5th Annual Poetry Awards in 2010.