Stories For My Grandchildren

Stories for My Grandchildren was written by a grandmother who lost precious time with her grandchildren because her daughter moved a long way away, and she could not see them often. It was heartbreaking, but she wanted her grandsons to remember her.

There are eleven stories in this book, and seven are about animals. Children relate to animals sometimes more than people. These stories are written like the animals are telling the story. There is a moral at the end of each story.

Blackie the lab dog learns not to listen to friends that get him in trouble.

Happy the rabbit learns that friends help each other.

Pretty the skunk learns that beauty is as beauty does.

Pur Meow the cat learns to share.

Pat and Nat the twin deer learn that family protects each other.

Red the fox learns that honesty is the best way.

Whitie the cow learns to listen to his parents.

There is also a story about a little blue car that learns that big is not always better.

A victory garden story (victory gardens were very special during World War II)--a history lesson.

A story about sharing your toys.

A story about love.

Rita Lambert grew up in Virginia and West Virginia and knows about wild and domestic animals. The author loves nature and all that God has created.

She wrote stories about animals with morals for the readers to remember and also enjoy reading. She hopes everyone who reads these stories will feel the love with which they were written.