Buried Treasure & Stranded

A Footsteps in the Canyon Anthology (Volume 3)

De: Joann Klusmeyer

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Duración: 5 h y 30 m

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BURIED TREASURE & STRANDED, a Footsteps in the Canyon Anthology (Volume 3)
— STORYTELLING AT ITS BEST FOR TWEENS & TEENS (FAITH & FAMILY FRIENDLY) —

SERIES SUMMARY: Thirteen-year-old Caitlyn knew that many feet had walked over the beautiful high meadow and into the deep rugged canyon she loved so much near her family’s guest ranch in the Oklahoma Panhandle. In addition to the hooves, padded paws, claws, and talons that still roamed this untamed land, there were the footsteps of boots, shoes, and moccasins of centuries past that had left their mark with stories to be told. What Caitlyn didn’t know was just how personal all those stories would become as she and her homeschooled friends left their own footsteps in the canyon.

This exceptionally researched historical fiction series for tweens and teens combines stories from the present day with those of the settlers pushing West in the late 1800s and from the lives of the Kiowa Indians a century earlier.

BURIED TREASURE & STRANDED (Vol. 3 Anthology)

1. BURIED TREASURE: Ranches on the Oklahoma Panhandle were often far apart, and company coming to visit was a highly anticipated event, especially if the visitor was someone about your own age. A thirteen-year-old girl could get very lonely, and Caitlyn of the BB Ranch knew what loneliness was. So a visit from an unexpected friend to help with the work and have fun with was too much to expect. But what happened next was even more unexpected and exciting.

2. STRANDED: How did the simple act of fishing manage to get a strange name like “anglers”? But that was not really the problem. A lot of surprises can happen in the course of a day, and that was exactly what happened on the homeschoolers’ class trip. Who could know how serious it would turn out to be, just because it had rained so hard! Thirteen-year-old Caitlyn stared from the window of the bus, and all she could see around her was water. No more road, no more trees. Just dark, fast-moving water. And then the bus began to slide....

3. Two Bonus Shorts: The Goat at the County Fair and Glass Mountain Trail

—ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Ms. Joann Klusmeyer is the daughter of pioneer missionary parents. She grew up in rural Arkansas and learned and served in the little country church her father built and then pastored. Ms. Klusmeyer is a prolific author with over 50 titles to her credit (and counting). Ms. Klusmeyer’s historical fiction series for adults, set between the 1880s and the 1920s, include: The Burnt Tree Junction Series, The Ozark Mountain Series, Taming the Wilderness Series, Wisps of Time Chronology Series, and The Wishbone Hollow Trilogy.

Her family-friendly children’s book series include: The Great I AM Bible Story Series for Kids, The Young Pioneers Adventure Series for Kids, The Wentworth Triplets Mystery Series for Young Teens, and Footsteps in the Canyon Adventure Series for Young Teens.

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