Grandma’s Chicken Stories
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“Early one morning, as the sun rose over the dew soaked fields, a rooster crowed.
It was just the kind of farm country good morning that makes you shake off the sleepies and start your day with a smile!
And that’s just how Grandma Carolyn and Grandpa Frank begin each new day; with a smile, a cup of coffee, and a song in their hearts!”
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About the Book
Written by: Emy (Sladek) Porter
“I love the way my mom tells bedtime stories to my kids. There’s always giggles, requests for more, and eventually sweet sleep. I hope others can appreciate the humor, artistry, and nostalgia of these books, as well as the educational value. Learning is an adventure!”
Emy lives in Phoenix, Arizona with her husband, Thomas, and two homeschooled children.
They have a couple of dogs and a few colorful chickens of their own.
Illustrated by: Kermit Solheim
Kermit grew up on a small farm in northeast Iowa. He now resides with his wife in Cedar Rapids. He has two married daughters and six wonderful grandchildren whom he loves to spend time with. Kermit has been doing graphic design and illustration for over 45 years. Awards include 2006 Iowa Pheasants Forever Print of the Year and the 2014-15 Iowa DNR Habitat print and stamp.”
About the Author
Written by: Emy (Sladek) Porter
“I love the way my mom tells bedtime stories to my kids.
There’s always giggles, requests for more, and eventually sweet sleep.
I hope others can appreciate the humor, artistry, and nostalgia of these books,
as well as the educational value. Learning is an adventure!”
Emy lives in Phoenix, Arizona
with her husband, Thomas, and two homeschooled children.
They have a couple of dogs and a few colorful chickens of their own.
Illustrated by: Kermit Solheim
Kermit grew up on a small farm in northeast Iowa.
He now resides with his wife in Cedar Rapids.
He has two married daughters and
six wonderful grandchildren whom he loves to spend time with.
Kermit has been doing graphic design and illustration for over 45 years.
Awards include 2006 Iowa Pheasants Forever Print of the Year and the
2014-15 Iowa DNR Habitat print and stamp.