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Grandpa’s Farm: The Race

Grandpa’s Farm: The Race is the first of a series telling the tales of the adventures down on Grandpa’s farm.

Pepé is a very fast rooster, at lease that is what he tells himself. Pepé also likes to tell the other animals that he is the fastest animal on the farm.

The animals are working together to set up for the big race. Instead of helping his friends, Pepé chooses to stretch and warm up for the big event.

The runners were waiting; it was almost race time. “Wait, what is that?” someone from the crowd shouted. There was a small ball of dust moving toward the crowd. Could this small ball of dust be a surprise that the other animals had planned for Pepé?

It is race day, is Pepé as fast as he tells himself?

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Grandpa’s Farm: The Picnic

Grandpa’s Farm: The Picnic is the second of a series telling the tales of the adventures down on Grandpa’s farm.

Today is the farm picnic. Peete the little white llama is very excited. Everyone is packing their bag and lunches for the afternoon. Unfortunately, some of Peete’s friends have misplaced their favorite toys.

When they go to Peete and ask if they can borrow a toy, Peete does not hesitate to tell them, “No.”

Time to hike to the pond. Peete finds the perfect spot to empty his bag. When the other animals approach Peete about sitting with him, Peete has his own idea of where his friends can sit.

It is lunch time, and the other animals notice that Peete forgot his lunch.

Will Peete’s friends be as selfish?

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‍ ‍ Grandpa’s Farm: The Toothache

Grandpa’s Farm: The Toothache is the third of a series telling the tales of the adventures down on Grandpa’s farm.

Everybody is excited for breakfast except Norman.  Binky noticed that Norman was not eating as fast as usual.

"Are you okay Norman?" asked Binky.
"I have a toothache," said Norman.

"Gobble gobble gobble," sang the turkeys.
"What did they say?" asked Norman.
"They asked you if we should call Dr. Longhorn," translated Pig.
"Dr. Longhorn the veterinarian," said Pig.
"Dr. Longhorn the animal doctor," said Pig.

Norman's friends think it is best that Dr. Longhorn make a visit to the farm. Norman is nervous about Dr. Longhorn making a trip to see him.
"Be brave, Norman," said Sally.

When Dr. Longhorn arrives at the farm, all of Norman's friends are with him.  Will Norman be brave and let Dr. Longhorn look inside of his mouth?

‍ Grandpa’s Farm: A New Friend

Grandpa’s Farm: A New Friend is the fourth of a series telling the tales of the adventures down on Grandpa’s farm.

Today is Saturday, and that means it is time to do the chores on the farm.  
Zingo notices a truck and trailer coming down the dirt farm road and alerts his friends.

Everyone wondered about the noise coming from the trailer.
To their surprise, a new horse had arrived on the farm.  "We have never seen a horse colored like you," said the turkeys.

"He is going to take up a lot of room in the stall when he sleeps," complained Sally.

"How much do you eat?" huffed Spankey.

Not everyone is excited to see the new visitor except for one, Squirrel.
As a new friendship grows between a horse ad a squirrel,

Will the other animals learn to be as open and accepting of a new friend?

Grandpa’s Farm the Coloring Book $12.99

Grandpa’s Farm: The Race Coloring Book $12.99

Pepé the rooster $28.00

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Grandpa’s Farm: The Race Book $15.99

Grandpa’s Farm: The Picnic Coloring Book $15.99

Peete the llama $28.00

Grandpa’s Farm: The Picnic Book $15.99

Grandpa’s Farm: The Toothache Coloring Book $15.99

Norman the watusi $28.00

Grandpa’s Farm: The Toothache Book $15.99

Coloring Book coming soon!

IB and Squirrel coming soon!

Grandpa’s Farm: The Picnic Book $15.99

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What People Are Saying About The Grandpa’s Farm Series

* I bought Grandpa’s Farm for my 4 year old niece. Her favorite characters were the goats, Spanky and Get-a-way. Grandpa’s Farm is a great story about goals, staying focused and being an active member of a team. The illustrations are beautiful and entertaining. Highly recommend! can’t wait for the next book!

*I loved the lesson it taught… not to be boastful and not to have a big head. such an important lesson in life.

*A MUST READ!

“As an elementary school teacher, I love the Grandpa’s Farm series. The stories are sweet, engaging, and filled with wonderful lessons about friendship, kindness, family, and caring for others. Children will enjoy the lovable characters and farm adventures while learning valuable life lessons along the way. These are books I would be happy to have in my classroom and recommend to young readers.”

Bakersfield City School District

“I really like the Grandpa’s Farm books because they are fun and the animals are so cute. I like reading about what happens on the farm and all the different characters. The stories are funny, sweet, and easy to understand. I think other kids would really like these books too!”

Tommy

“The illustrations in the Grandpa’s Farm books fit the stories beautifully. They bring the characters and farm to life and help children picture what is happening as they read. The pictures add to the story without taking away from the words, making each page fun and engaging for young readers.”

“The Grandpa’s Farm series would be so much fun for an oral reading festival! The stories are lively, engaging, and give young readers the opportunity to use different voices, expressions, and emotions as they bring the characters to life. The lovable animals and fun storylines make these books especially enjoyable to read aloud and share with an audience.”

“Having visited Grandpa’s Farm, these books bring back so many wonderful memories. It is especially special to now share the stories with my own children and watch them fall in love with the animals I remember. The books bring the farm to life all over again and make those memories something we can enjoy together as a family.”