My Amazing Everyday Adventures - Crocker, I. Caroline
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My Amazing Everyday Adventures is the first in a heartwarming series of chapter books for five- to ten-year-olds. Set in Canada during the 1960s, it transports readers to a time when children played outdoors, walked to school, and explored the world around them with little adult supervision. The story follows Ireentje (pronounced Ee rain chuh), the eldest child of Dutch immigrants. Through a series of humorous mini-chapters, young readers will delight in Ireentje's adventures and the lessons she learns or doesn't learn along the way. Each chapter is perfect for reading aloud or enjoying…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
My Amazing Everyday Adventures is the first in a heartwarming series of chapter books for five- to ten-year-olds. Set in Canada during the 1960s, it transports readers to a time when children played outdoors, walked to school, and explored the world around them with little adult supervision. The story follows Ireentje (pronounced Ee rain chuh), the eldest child of Dutch immigrants. Through a series of humorous mini-chapters, young readers will delight in Ireentje's adventures and the lessons she learns or doesn't learn along the way. Each chapter is perfect for reading aloud or enjoying independently, offering entertaining tales that will be remembered for years to come.
Autorenporträt
Caroline is both Meta's daughter and an immigrant to the US. Over the past 20 years, Caroline has worked as a biology professor, the chief executive officer (CEO) of a startup company, the president of a nonprofit, a private tutor, a technical writer, a research scientist, a consultant and a communications expert. Her last position involved teaching microbiology-very topical. Caroline maintains a blog, RamblingRuminations, and is the author or coauthor of eight nonacademic books, including Growing the Church 101 and Free to Think. Caroline is married to Richard and has four grown children, eight grandchildren, and a bulldog who snores very loudly.