Quinn Goes to the Farm (eBook, ePUB) - Mueller, Mary
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Quinn is so excited to pick strawberries with his Grandma Mary! With hopes of making delicious jam from the strawberries he finds, Quinn hops in the car with her to begin his adventure at a nearby farm. After riding on the farmer's wagon to the field, Quinn and his grandma walk hand-in-hand through the rows of strawberries. As they fill their buckets with the tasty fruit, Quinn's grandma tells him entertaining stories about her childhood that teach him all about the circle of life and the value of family traditions. Quinn Goes to the Farm is the delightful tale of a little boy's adventure as…mehr

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Quinn is so excited to pick strawberries with his Grandma Mary! With hopes of making delicious jam from the strawberries he finds, Quinn hops in the car with her to begin his adventure at a nearby farm. After riding on the farmer's wagon to the field, Quinn and his grandma walk hand-in-hand through the rows of strawberries. As they fill their buckets with the tasty fruit, Quinn's grandma tells him entertaining stories about her childhood that teach him all about the circle of life and the value of family traditions. Quinn Goes to the Farm is the delightful tale of a little boy's adventure as he travels to a local farm to pick strawberries with his grandma.

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Autorenporträt
Mary Mueller grew up in Minnesota where farmers grew wheat, potatoes, and soybeans. Starting at age nine, Mary often picked strawberries at a local farm with her family. Today, Mary resides in Moorestown, New Jersey. This is her first children's book.