Thanks to author Bonnie Mae (Debbie Telfer), I have 2 copies of the children’s chapter book, Caleb’s Awesome Adventure, to give away! Just leave a comment to enter. The giveaway runs through December 11, just in time for Christmas. (Please note: this giveaway is open to US residents only.)
Caleb can’t wait to spend a few days with his sister Zali at his great grandparents farm. There’s always plenty to explore and so much fun to be had. What will he get up to with his cherished Pa? Caleb’s Awesome Adventure takes you on a journey to the wonders of farm life which children who live in towns and cities may never experience. This book will resonate with a generation that sees family values and togetherness as an essential ingredient in the nurturing of young children. Caleb through this childhood adventure learns to appreciate his own needs as well as family values.
Bonnie Mae is the pen name of Debbie Telfer, an author from Queensland, Australia. Caleb’s Awesome Adventure is her debut juvenile novel.
In her own words: I have never looked at myself as anything really other than a Mum, a wife and a business partner with my husband. After losing a little grandaughter at birth 4 years ago, I went on a life changing journey where God met me and relieved me of the pain in my heart that I was carrying. I learnt to see through that pain and draw close to him and to pour out my heart to him. In doing so I was able to find another person that had been hidden. The new me has done things that I never dreamt of and doesn’t go and hide from a challenge. The challenge thrown at me was “Could I write a children’s book teaching them what I had learnt”. I laughed at that person. As I sat down one day at my computer, words formed in my head, so I typed them. They kept coming, and Caleb’s Awesome Adventure was born. Had you told me 4 years ago I would write a book I would not have believed you.
My little grandson was in a drowning incident and has lost most of his site. He loves to have adventure books read to him. This one sounds perfect. Thanks for the opportunity.
Having been raised as a city girl, I cherish the visits my family made to my grandfather’s dairy farm. I explored the barn and loved putting out feed for the cows and watching the milking process, seeing the big garden behind the house and partaking of the fruit of the garden, riding on some of the farm equipment, surveying the rows and rows of corn and soybeans growing, etc. City children need to learn about farm life. This sounds like a great book for children.
It sounds like a wonderful children’s book. My daughter would just love it. Thanks for having the giveaway.
Would love to Win this for my God Grand daughter, as I have none of my own this little girl was been so special to me.
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