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CHINABERRY SUMMER
When Sissie Stevenson reluctantly begins her fifth grade year at Slippery Branch Elementary School, she has lots of questions that need answers. How can she stop the class bully from picking on her cousin and best friend Spud McKenna? Why do some of the adults in her family behave so badly? Why would anyone want to harm snakes and turtles? One extraordinary teacher will set her on a new direction, and a very special member of the family will help her discover answers to her questions.
CHINABERRY SUMMER : ON THE OTHER SIDE
It’s 1960. Sissie Stevenson and her cousin Spud McKenna are about to begin the sixth grade at Slippery Branch Elementary School. Only one person may be able to help them find the answers to their questions: Sissie’s grandmother Berrie, who was born with “the gift.” Snakes, spiders, lizards, mad dogs, and farm critters. The adventures continue.
In 1933, my great-grandmother, Ella Briley Smith, created a quilt. It wasn’t just any quilt—she filled her quilt with love. Through five generations, the quilt has journeyed down through our family to descendants she would never know. The story of Ella’s quilt reminds readers of the importance of family history passed down by those who lived and loved before us.
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Little Feannag is not patient! He thinks he’s ready to fly alone and see new things. His parents know he can’t fly well, and they warn him to stay close by. He may face danger if he strays too far from their oak tree.
When Feannag decides to disobey his parents and slip away from home, he drops from a tree branch to the forest floor. There he discovers a garden where he meets amazing new friends.
But if Feannag is going to be safe in the forest, he must obey his parents. He must learn to fly high and fast!