Oh, No! Fancy-Free Amy Gets Bad News
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Amy loved to share her brothers and sisters’ information with mom and was the first to admit that she could not keep a secret but wanted to be informed. Her older siblings sometimes referred to her as tattletale for that reason. However, Amy knew how to bring the family together with her crazy performances that actively involved her family as an audience. Amy would sing and perform for her family and in amazement of her talent they came one by one and at times joined in the joyful events by acting silly too. It was always a good way to have family fun.
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About the Book
Energetic and fancy-free Amy affects her world by sharing love and kindness. She enjoys finding opportunities to help others and sharing her God-given talent of singing. Her witty songs and festive performances inspire her family to participate in having good family fun. However, an unexpected doctor’s visit reveals an illness that requires surgery, but the surgery provides an opportunity for Amy to reaffirm her faith.
About the Author
Ruthie Anderson has been an early childhood educator and teacher for over thirty years. She is married, the mother of three wonderful children, and the grandmother of three lovely grandchildren. Her favorite pastimes are working with children, spending time giving back to others, and enjoying the beauty of nature. In 2006, she received National Board Certification in Literacy: Reading-Language Arts. Currently retired from teaching, she is exploring her new passion for writing books for children.