The Mild, Mild West
For this book my husband and I visited old ghost towns and I researched the accurate kind of vegetation, animal life and terrain in the region. My favorite characters were the quail. I took their appearance, features and habits from research on real quail. Of course, I haven’t met one that speaks yet…but I’m still hoping.
Did you know that at night quail will often nestle on the ground in a close-packed circle, with all the quail facing outward? They can watch for predators coming from every direction.
Educational subjects to study with your child for The Mild, Mild West: Study the Wild West history, old western ghost towns, a quail’s life and the vegetation, terrain & animal life around a western town. Contrast this with other areas on our planet and how different the animal life, terrain and vegetation is in each of these regions.
Sheneau –
Tricia, uses stories to share valuable life lessons and underlying important values that kids must have to have successful lives today.
Da Kat –
What an exciting adventure, and a very clever way to address this growing problem!! Truly, helping to fight evil and rescue people, regardless of what holds them captive, is a noble and worthy venture indeed!!
Cheryl –
I love these books!!! They are great for children and teens and even adults! The stories are unique, quite imaginative and have a wonderful message!! You must read these books to find out for yourself! Enter the world of the Old Tree series for an entertaining and fascinating journey.
Cheryl Thomas