My Amazing Everyday Adventures - Crocker, I. Caroline
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Toys in the oven, Wolves in the ditch. What could go wrong? My Amazing Everyday Adventures follows Ireentje, a spirited young girl growing up in 1960s Canada. Filled with curious questions, wild ideas, and childhood mischief, this charming chapter book explores her everyday adventures-from selling stones to meeting wolves. Perfect for readers ages 5-9, this series starter brings humor, heart, and gentle lessons about family, friendship, and discovery. Each chapter is perfect for reading aloud or enjoying independently, offering entertaining tales that will be remembered for years to…mehr

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Toys in the oven, Wolves in the ditch. What could go wrong? My Amazing Everyday Adventures follows Ireentje, a spirited young girl growing up in 1960s Canada. Filled with curious questions, wild ideas, and childhood mischief, this charming chapter book explores her everyday adventures-from selling stones to meeting wolves. Perfect for readers ages 5-9, this series starter brings humor, heart, and gentle lessons about family, friendship, and discovery. Each chapter is perfect for reading aloud or enjoying independently, offering entertaining tales that will be remembered for years to come.Delightful chapter book following a curious girl's daily adventures Fun, relatable stories perfect for kids ages 5-9 Teaches lessons about family, obedience, and friendship Set in 1960s Canada with a nostalgic, heartwarming vibe Easy-to-read chapters great for independent readers or read aloud Ideal for parents, teachers, and librarians looking for charming stories
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Dr. Crocker is an immigrant born to an immigrant and on for generations. That wanderlust rubbed off. Her parents moved from the Netherlands to Canada while her mother was expecting her. She has lived in Canada, Iowa, England, California, Texas, and Virginia. Her career has been equally varied. She trained as a scientist in microbiology and immunology and worked in medical research before teaching cell biology, microbiology, and other subjects. She also founded a nonprofit, helped start a technology company, tutored, and worked in communications.Now, she's doing what she loves: enjoying her eight grandchildren, gardening, and writing books-adult books, big kid books, little kid books, and even a book on doing microbiology in your kitchen. Truth that reads like fiction.