Fire in the Canyon and The Diary

Footsteps in the Canyon Series for Young Teens

De: Joann Klusmeyer

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

STORYTELLING AT ITS BEST FOR TWEENS & TEENS
- FAITH & FAMILY-FRIENDLY -

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.

In Volume 2 of the Footsteps in the Canyon Series—enjoy reading these awe-inspiring stories:

Fire in the Canyon
Living close to nature, as the Bradford Family did on the BB Ranch, meant that many happenings with seemingly innocent actions have frightening and dangerous consequences. Even the children must be alert to the dangers. One careless act by a guest very nearly caused the BB Ranch severe damage and could have hurt and even killed. Even the ranch animals could have been destroyed.

The Diary
Since the time Caitlyn could write a sentence, she had kept a Diary she called a Memory Book, and she would be the first to say that the book was one of her closest friends. The book was never too tired to hear what she had to say, and it never forgot a word that was told to it. So when Caitlyn learned that she was wrong about something, the Memory Book was there to remind her that things were not always the way they seemed. But, as long as she lived, she had the right to change her mind and admit that she was wrong.


Author Bio

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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