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excerpt page Author: Mary Jean Kelso MJK Website Artist: K. C. Snider www.KCSniderart.com eBook ISBN: 978-1-933090-32-0,
Print ISBN: 978-1-933090-58-0
Melissa is a young girl who moves with her family to
Oregon via The Oregon Trail. She has been allowed to bring one prized
possession and she struggles to see that the porcelain angel that has
topped the family Christmas tree makes the journey safely. 32 pages,
16 illustrations.
This adventure on the Oregon Trail has added
educational tools including a map, lists of supplies, info on the
trail, links to sites and games about the Oregon trail. Five extra
pages of activities.
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This is a lovely book about friendship between two very different people from opposite cultures. It is also a tale about hope and the magic of Christmas. Children will delight in the colorful illustrations as they learn about the Oregon Trail and the pioneers, their hardships and dreams of a better life. At the end of the book there's a section with activities and information about the pilgrims, as well as a game and a map.
The Christmas Angel will make a lovely Christmas gift to any child as well as an excellent tool for teachers to teach this era of American history. --Mayra Calvani, Midwest Book Review
The Christmas Angel
is a very heartwarming story that I think not only children, but
people of any age will delight in. This poignant tale not only touches
the heart but allows the reader to be a part of the wonderful journey.
The magnificent illustrations, along with the tender tale, are truly
captivating. It is one that I know I will treasure. I can tell Ms.
Kelso really put her heart into this wonderful read. I fell in love
with The Christmas Angel.
--Linda L. Lattimer, Author/Reviewer and Literacy in the Schools
Advocate
In The Christmas Angel Mary Jean Kelso
writes about a girl traveling westward with her family in a wagon
train. Her adventures are related in a lively, colorfully illustrated
tale that brings the frontier to life for young readers.
--Eric N. Moody, Author/Publisher, Curator of
Manuscripts, Nevada Historical Society
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