Oh, What a Jam! - Childs, Angela
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Each summer, Grandma makes the best homemade jams and jellies with the help of her granddaughter and her granddaughter's two friends. The three girls help Grandma weed the garden, pick the fruits and berries, then help her make and sell her delicious delights at a roadside stand. But one summer, the girls get into a jam when they borrow Grandma's big spoon to dig for buried treasure and lose it. This is the special spoon Grandma uses to stir the fruit for the jams and jellies. Will the girls find it? What will Grandma do if they can't find it? In this sequel to her first book, A Dead Rat for…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Each summer, Grandma makes the best homemade jams and jellies with the help of her granddaughter and her granddaughter's two friends. The three girls help Grandma weed the garden, pick the fruits and berries, then help her make and sell her delicious delights at a roadside stand. But one summer, the girls get into a jam when they borrow Grandma's big spoon to dig for buried treasure and lose it. This is the special spoon Grandma uses to stir the fruit for the jams and jellies. Will the girls find it? What will Grandma do if they can't find it? In this sequel to her first book, A Dead Rat for Thanksgiving? A Story of Family Traditions and One Big Surprise!, author Angela Childs teaches lessons in cooperation, honesty, and love that are appropriate for any age.
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Angela Childs loves children, art, and music. She loves helping children expand their imaginations while remaining grounded in who they are as individuals. It is important to her that children know who they are, where they came from, and where they are going. Angela hopes that, by reading this story, children will think about their family histories and customs and share them with others. "Always know that no matter where you came from, you can always go somewhere; just use your imagination," she says. Ms. Childs has lived in many places, presently in the Puget Sound Area. But she will always call the Redwood Forest home.