Tree House Kids

Carole Bauer

Description

Logan and Hannah have just finished building their tree house in the backyard. Trouble strikes fast when a storm suddenly overtakes their neighborhood! Their family seeks shelter in their basement, but unfortunately, many of their neighbors dont fare so well. Houses are destroyed, and people need their help. The storm is just the start of their troubles, though. A bear soon arrives, and this bear is hungry. Luckily, Logan and Hannah have food to share with the bear and his lady bear. They make friends with them and even build them a cabin of their own. Then, big news arrives: the bears are expecting a baby, so of course, they need help building a nursery.When the baby bear arrives, everyone is thrilled. The kids and their parents pitch in to help the bear family, especially since a baby bear is a lot of work. Baby bears are curious, which is why the kids must rush to its aid when it eats poisonous berries. Truly, life in a tree house is filled with adventureand even danger. Its a good thing Jesus is watching over them!

Informations

• Publié par: Inspiring Voices
• Date de parution: 13 décembre 2013
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781462408504
• Langue: English

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Copyright © 2014 Carole Bauer.
 
Edited by Judy Adamski
 
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ISBN: 978-1-4624-0849-8 (sc)
ISBN: 978-1-4624-0850-4 (e)
 
Printed in the United States of America.
 
Inspiring Voices rev. date: 12/12/2013


Contents
Dedication
Chapter 1     Building a Tree House
Chapter 2     The Big Storm
Chapter 3     The Bears Visit the Tree House
Chapter 4     Bear Wedding
Chapter 5     And Baby Bear Makes Three
Chapter 6     Baby Bear and the Poison Berry Bush
Chapter 7     The Neighborhood Bullies Find Jesus

Dedication
I dedicate this book to my grandchildren. Before they entered my life, I often thought of what I would accomplish, and now, I want to be the best Grandma I can be. It was through their love of being told stories that The Tree House Kids evolved. After telling the stories, they wanted them written so they could enjoy them over and over.



Building a Tree House     Chapter 1
L ogan and Hannah were out of school for spring break and were already bored by the second day of their vacation. As they were swinging in their back yard, they looked up at the giant oak tree and pictured a sturdy tree house where they could hide from an imaginary scoundrel looking to do them harm or a hungry wild animal searching for his next meal. And a tree house would be a great place to relax after they were finished with their chores.
“Hannah,” Logan said, “let’s build a tree house in that big tree. It would be the perfect place for us to spend the rest of our break.” Hannah agreed that it would be great fun. They went into their father’s tool shed to look for wood and other building supplies for their tree house. They took the materials out to the tree and made another trip for more wood. After they had gathered all the supplies they thought they would need, they found their father’s ladder. It was a struggle, but between the two of them, they got the ladder up against the giant trunk of the oak tree.