Rosie's Treasure - Combs, Brian; Poteet, Jeanette
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The Homestead Kids follow three sisters, ages six to ten, as they explore and enjoy their East Texas family farm. Finding mystery and adventure, the three sisters discover many new things about their family's farm and how God work in their lives. How many times have you been exploring outside and found something strange in the dirt? Have you ever wondered what it would be like to search for actual treasure? In Rosie's Treasure, Rosie finds herself in just that position. She must figure out how this mysterious box came to be on her family's land and see if she can find the treasure the box…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The Homestead Kids follow three sisters, ages six to ten, as they explore and enjoy their East Texas family farm. Finding mystery and adventure, the three sisters discover many new things about their family's farm and how God work in their lives. How many times have you been exploring outside and found something strange in the dirt? Have you ever wondered what it would be like to search for actual treasure? In Rosie's Treasure, Rosie finds herself in just that position. She must figure out how this mysterious box came to be on her family's land and see if she can find the treasure the box mentions. Only, she discovers the treasure wasn't what she expected after all - it was better!
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Brian grew up in Central Texas and always had a love for reading. His love for knowledge and exploration made books like "The Boxcar Children" come alive for him, and after spending years studying computer coding, cheese making, brick laying, blacksmith, tree harvesting, hydroponics, and so much more, he decided he'd also create a Boxcar Children inspired series for his own children. So they can see the adventures of exploring their homestead through his eyes. And hopefully, just like him, never fully grow up.