| Author: | Claudia Stewart Farrell | ISBN: | 9781452413983 |
| Publisher: | Claudia Stewart Farrell | Publication: | November 21, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Claudia Stewart Farrell |
| ISBN: | 9781452413983 |
| Publisher: | Claudia Stewart Farrell |
| Publication: | November 21, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Melton Snow: A Happy Heart Christmas is a tribute to the sweet days of youth where vivid imaginations and a zest for life meet up in grand adventures.
In the first book of the Melton Snow trilogy, meet the Snow kids, Elijah, Glory and the younger twins Aaron and Ava, and of course, Melton-the won’t melt snowman. Join in the winter time fun as the kids delight in their most unique snowman chum from jolly old England.
Laugh as Mom tries to figure out just want kind of mischief the kids are getting into as they keep a special secret. Learn how the kids
figure out how to save their snowy friend while keeping down suspicion from the watchful eye of Mom and Dad. Celebrate the Christmas season and learn the stories behind the stories of our favorite holiday traditions and the true reason we rejoice.
Author—Claudia Stewart Farrell is a versatile writer presenting a fun fictional Christmas story with previous work in the non-fiction-memoir category. All works by this author are Christian based stories whether fiction or non-fiction.
Melton Snow: A Happy Heart Christmas is by design a fun read while teaching Christian principles and beliefs. It is a clever story of a middle class family living a high adventure through the imaginations of delightful children.
The humor and wit of the dialogue will keep the children laughing and adults amused. It carries fun loving action coupled with a strong message of goodness, responsibility, devotion
to family, sharing and an awareness of a good God.
It will attract a buying audience of parents and grandparents seeking good literature for young readers. It is an excellent alternative to ghosts and goblins, vampires, witches and warlocks so prominent in the library of adolescent options. This story demonstrates the structure of family life and the freedom found in a safe loving environment. It is a
story of childhood adventure both real and imagined with a fun mixture of fact and fiction.
Age level: This story will be enjoyed by children approximately 7 to 13 years of age. The younger child can easily follow the story line when read aloud to them while an older child will enjoy the goings-on,problem solving and humor introduced through the circumstances and dialogue.
Tags: Children’s Christmas, snowman, imaginary, adolescent literature, Christian literature, children’s fiction, family, faith based stories.
Melton Snow: A Happy Heart Christmas is a tribute to the sweet days of youth where vivid imaginations and a zest for life meet up in grand adventures.
In the first book of the Melton Snow trilogy, meet the Snow kids, Elijah, Glory and the younger twins Aaron and Ava, and of course, Melton-the won’t melt snowman. Join in the winter time fun as the kids delight in their most unique snowman chum from jolly old England.
Laugh as Mom tries to figure out just want kind of mischief the kids are getting into as they keep a special secret. Learn how the kids
figure out how to save their snowy friend while keeping down suspicion from the watchful eye of Mom and Dad. Celebrate the Christmas season and learn the stories behind the stories of our favorite holiday traditions and the true reason we rejoice.
Author—Claudia Stewart Farrell is a versatile writer presenting a fun fictional Christmas story with previous work in the non-fiction-memoir category. All works by this author are Christian based stories whether fiction or non-fiction.
Melton Snow: A Happy Heart Christmas is by design a fun read while teaching Christian principles and beliefs. It is a clever story of a middle class family living a high adventure through the imaginations of delightful children.
The humor and wit of the dialogue will keep the children laughing and adults amused. It carries fun loving action coupled with a strong message of goodness, responsibility, devotion
to family, sharing and an awareness of a good God.
It will attract a buying audience of parents and grandparents seeking good literature for young readers. It is an excellent alternative to ghosts and goblins, vampires, witches and warlocks so prominent in the library of adolescent options. This story demonstrates the structure of family life and the freedom found in a safe loving environment. It is a
story of childhood adventure both real and imagined with a fun mixture of fact and fiction.
Age level: This story will be enjoyed by children approximately 7 to 13 years of age. The younger child can easily follow the story line when read aloud to them while an older child will enjoy the goings-on,problem solving and humor introduced through the circumstances and dialogue.
Tags: Children’s Christmas, snowman, imaginary, adolescent literature, Christian literature, children’s fiction, family, faith based stories.
