Samantha Gets Brave
O tej e-knjigi
Samantha Taylor's list of fears is long. She is afraid to raise her hand in class, she’s afraid to stand up to bullies, and most of all, she’s afraid of the forest that extends from her backyard.
When a brave decision leads Samantha into the forest, she dives into an adventurous treasure hunt. With dangers all around, Samantha and her new-found friends search for the Saez treasure while overcoming fears and following the clues no one has been able to solve for more than 150 years.
When Samantha and Ian try to rescue an injured wolf pup, mysterious things start happening. Some items appear while others disappear. Where did that blanket come from? And Samantha is certain someone is following them. Who is leaving bright green gum on the ground? And why is that mysterious man so calm about being discovered?
Join Samantha on her summer treasure hunt and let the adventure begin…
WHY PARENTS, TEACHERS, AND MEDIA SPECIALISTS LOVE THIS BOOK
This realistic fiction book is chalk full of subtle lessons about bravery, conflict resolution, and overcoming challenges. It also includes select vocabulary words so your readers can begin to absorb definitions the fun way – through context clues and a gripping story.
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O avtorju
Melanie McClay has more than ten years of writing experience through her marketing career. While she loves marketing, she craved the freedom to create and prooduce books that were of her own making.
The Brave Samantha Series started with a simple idea; McClay wanted to write a book for her nieces and nephews. She started the writing process by imagining Samantha’s character and then created the first conflict – Samantha’s fear of the woods. From there, the book took on a life of its own, and the plot developed as more introduced.
Once she wrote the first book, Melanie realized Samantha had a lot more adventures to find and mysteries to solve. One book was not enough!
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