Huddleston stacy (112 resultados)

Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. Learning To Live: poems on loss, healing, and becoming whole. Book.

Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. From the Heart of the Father: A 100-Day Devotional for Women. Book.

Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. Understanding Pet Loss Grief: Why It Hurts So Deeply and How to Support Someone Through It Stacy Huddleston. Book.

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Hardback or Cased Book. Condición: New. From the Heart of the Father: A 100-Day Devotional for Women. Book.

Hardback or Cased Book. Condición: New. Faith and Courage: Real Women, Complicated Lives - Women of the Bible. Book.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Not every summer stays sunny.For Bean, second summers on her grandparents' farm are supposed to feel like coming home. She is a whole year older now, and she is determined to prove it. This time, she can gather the eggs without help, she can hold her own against the meanest rooster in three counties, and she is ready for whatever the season decides to throw at her.What the season throws at her is more than she bargained for.Bean spends her days the way farm summers are meant to be spent: outsmarting Duke the rooster in a rematch she is determined to win, learning the patient work of mending fences alongside Grandpa, and falling hopelessly in love with Biscuit, an orphaned baby goat she bottle-feeds and names all by herself. She wades barefoot in the creek, hunts blackberries until her fingers turn purple, catches her first fish, and earns the trust of a wary barn cat one quiet visit at a time. Evenings end the same sweet way they always have, shelling peas on the porch between Grandma and Grandpa as the lightning bugs come out.Then the sky turns a color Bean has never seen before.The animals go still and watchful. The creek falls silent. And a storm rolls in unlike anything Bean has ever lived through, one that sends her and her grandparents huddling together in the dark of the root cellar while the wind screams overhead. When morning finally comes and the danger has passed, Bean steps out into a changed world: frogs scattered strangely across the yard, hailstones with rings like a tree trunk, and the beloved old goat pen smashed flat beneath a fallen oak.But on this farm, even the worst storms carry the seeds of something better. What gets knocked down gets rebuilt, bigger and stronger than before, and Bean learns firsthand that courage was never about not being scared. It was about being scared, and holding on anyway, and trusting the people who hold on right back.Bean and the Big Storm is a gently thrilling story about the ordinary magic of a farm summer and the extraordinary strength found in family, written with warmth, humor, and just the right amount of nerve for a curious young reader. It captures both the wonder a child feels at a wild, strange storm and the reassurance of knowing that no matter how loud the thunder gets, there is always someone holding your hand in the dark.Perfect for reading aloud together at bedtime or for a confident young reader taking on their first chapter books, Bean and the Big Storm is the second installment in the Bean Basket Stories series, following Bean's Summer with Grandma and Grandpa. Fans of cozy, character-driven farm stories with real heart will find a new favorite in Bean, a girl brave enough to face a summer storm and grow a little braver because of it. Bean is back for her second summer on the farm when a storm turns the sky green and sends her running for the root cellar. A gently thrilling story of courage, family, and the wonder hiding inside a scary summer storm. Ages 6 to 10. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Some summers change you forever.For a little girl named Bean, the best summers are the ones spent on Grandma and Grandpa's farm, where the days feel bigger, the grass is soft under bare feet, and every morning holds a brand-new adventure.Over one unforgettable summer, Bean and her faithful dog, Patches, discover everything the farm has to offer. She learns to milk a cow (and accidentally milks Grandpa's boot!), makes biscuits in Grandma's warm kitchen, outsmarts a ruthless rooster named Duke, hunts fireflies at dusk, and finds the quiet magic of the creek behind the barn.But along the way, Bean learns something even bigger than how a farm works. She learns what it means to work hard, to belong somewhere, and to be loved every single day.Told with warmth and gentle humor, Bean's Summer with Grandma and Grandpa celebrates the joys of childhood and the special bond between grandparents and grandchildren. With its cozy storytelling and charming illustrations, it is the kind of book families read together and keep for years.Perfect as a read-aloud for ages 6 to 8 and a wonderful first chapter book for independent readers ages 8 to 10, it makes a treasured gift for birthdays, holidays, and everyday snuggles.Bean's Summer with Grandma and Grandpa is the first book in the Bean Basket Stories, a heartwarming chapter book series following a spirited little girl named Bean and her faithful dog, Patches, through the simple joys of family, hard work, and growing up.Come along with Bean. The best days are the simple ones. Bean spends summer on her grandparents' farm, where she and her dog Patches find mischief, fireflies, and what it means to belong. A warm first chapter book. Book one of Bean Basket Stories. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Some summers change you forever.For a little girl named Bean, the best summers are the ones spent on Grandma and Grandpa's farm, where the days feel bigger, the grass is soft under bare feet, and every morning holds a brand-new adventure.Over one unforgettable summer, Bean and her faithful dog, Patches, discover everything the farm has to offer. She learns to milk a cow (and accidentally milks Grandpa's boot!), makes biscuits in Grandma's warm kitchen, outsmarts a ruthless rooster named Duke, hunts fireflies at dusk, and finds the quiet magic of the creek behind the barn.But along the way, Bean learns something even bigger than how a farm works. She learns what it means to work hard, to belong somewhere, and to be loved every single day.Told with warmth and gentle humor, Bean's Summer with Grandma and Grandpa celebrates the joys of childhood and the special bond between grandparents and grandchildren. With its cozy storytelling and charming illustrations, it is the kind of book families read together and keep for years.Perfect as a read-aloud for ages 6 to 8 and a wonderful first chapter book for independent readers ages 8 to 10, it makes a treasured gift for birthdays, holidays, and everyday snuggles.Bean's Summer with Grandma and Grandpa is the first book in the Bean Basket Stories, a heartwarming chapter book series following a spirited little girl named Bean and her faithful dog, Patches, through the simple joys of family, hard work, and growing up.Come along with Bean. The best days are the simple ones.…

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Shayla is a wolf pup who does not like to howl.While her brothers and sisters wrestle and race and fill the Lamar Valley with their voices, Shayla would rather sit still and watch a beetle cross a log, or notice the way the light moves on the river. When they laugh at her wobbly howl and chant that she isn't a real wolf, Shayla slips out of the den one night to find a place where she fits.Her search takes her across Yellowstone's northern range.She meets a chickadee who becomes her first friend but lives in a nest she cannot reach. Rabbits whose laughter turns out to be the kind sort, and a burrow she is far too big to enter. A young black bear who climbs down from his tree instead of laughing at her, and shows her a secret patch of serviceberries. Beavers who are never unkind and never once stop working. A fox who loves quiet as much as she does - and would still rather be alone.Then the river takes her.Cold and frightened and out of ideas, Shayla lifts her face and howls - not because it is what wolves do, but because she needs someone to come. Her voice wobbles. It is not as loud as her brother's or as long as her sister's.It carries anyway.Her family have been searching all night. They hear her.WHERE SHAYLA BELONGS is a story about a quiet child who learns that belonging does not require becoming someone else - and a family who learn that they never needed her to. It reframes the howl itself: not a demand to be heard, but a way of saying I am here, I need you.WRITTEN TO BE READ ALOUDTen short chapters, one for each night of the week and a few to spare. Short declarative sentences, plain vocabulary, and emotional beats that are shown rather than explained. A five-year-old can follow it curled up beside an adult; a seven- or eight-year-old can read it alone.A NOTE FOR ADULTS: Chapters Eight and Nine are best read together. Chapter Eight ends with Shayla clinging to a branch in fast water.A REAL PLACE, REAL ANIMALSThe Lamar Valley is real, and so are the wolves who live there. They were returned to Yellowstone in 1995 after nearly seventy years without them. The bears really do climb down out of the trees. The steam really does rise from the ground all winter long, in a valley where the snow melts first.Shayla and her family are imagined. Everything around them is not. The book identifies its animals accurately - mountain chickadee, American black bear, harlequin duck, serviceberry - and its landscape is the true rolling, eroded northern range rather than the alpine profile so often mistaken for it.INSIDE THIS BOOKForty-three original pen-and-ink illustrations throughout. A closing note about the wolves of Yellowstone - their disappearance, their return, and why they howl. A map of the park for young readers who want to find where the story happens. Free printable activity pages available online.FOR EDUCATORS AND LIBRARIANSSupports discussion of temperament and difference, intent versus impact, apology and repair, and the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone. Suitable for read-aloud, guided reading, and independent reading across a wide ability range.Book One of the Shayla the Wolf Stories.Stacy Huddleston is the author of the Bean Basket Stories and of devotional nonfiction for women. She writes under the imprint of Bedrock Heritage Publishing. A quiet wolf pup can't howl like her brothers and sisters, so she leaves home to find where she belongs. Set among the real wolves of Yellowstone's Lamar Valley. An illustrated read-aloud chapter book for ages 5 to 8. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.