The Peach Tree Kids

Six friends, known as "The Peach Tree Kids," watch as big trucks deliver and unload giant metal grape bins in a vineyard. It's time for picking. The friends take the opportunity to start their adventures - playing and building forts inside the rows of bins they call "Jaws of Dragons." That night, "The Peach Tree Kids" return to play in the dark vineyard with flashlights. The game is scary but a great deal of fun. Suddenly, the kids come upon something mysterious and lumpy in the "Jaws of Dragons." The discovery leads to a dramatic and colorful event that leaves the friends ready for the next adventure in their wonderful and creative surroundings.Jennie Chadwick lives and writes in the Central Valley of California, which is the backdrop for The Peach Tree Kids. She is currently at work on the next book in the series.

A frog helps a peach see the world and the peach shows the frog sights he has never seen before.

So many plants grow on Amara's family's intergenerational farm, and she needs help finding pumpkins for her potluck. Playful text provides clues for young nature lovers to follow as they hunt among the fruits and vegetables, comparing and contrasting the unique characteristics of pumpkins against okra, cauliflower, apples, and other crops grown on the farm. And there's a tasty pumpkin bread recipe included for young chefs to try!

How much would you do to follow your passion? Squirrels only passion is peaches, and a farmer and a wall stand between him and his goal. This suspenseful fable is a tale of determination and an unexpected change of heart.

Meet The Peach Tree Kids. There's Ripley, Livy, Travis, Tray, Ned and Bug. In the second book of this fun children's series, it's time for the school talent show. This year's theme is the Big Top Circus. What will The Peach Tree Kids do to make the talent show a success? Bug decides to make a Flea Circus. He builds a whole circus inside a big white box, filling it with slides, fire hoops, swings and tightropes. Now all he needs are the fleas! Bug takes Cooper, his bloodhound, along to see Miss Ruby, a lady down the street. She has lots of animals, so Bug knows he will find some fleas there. Ripley and Livy will be colorful clowns in a sparkling clown car. Travis and Tray, the twins, are doing a magic act, and Ned has created a magic mirror show. On the day of the Big Top Circus, the clowns go on first, followed by the magicians and the magic mirrors. Now it's time for Bug and his Flea Circus. When Bug opens his Flea Circus box, the real show begins! The Peach Tree Kids: Circus Fleas sure knows how to keep an audience hopping! Jennie Chadwick lives and writes in the Central Valley of California, which is the backdrop for The Peach Tree Kids.She is currently at work on the next book in the series. Publisher's website: http: //sbpra.com/JennieChadwic

When Aiden is a young boy, his mother helps him plant a peach seed. This story follows the peach tree's growth over the years, and describes the many creatures that live and thrive because of the peach tree's generosity. The peach tree is selfless and always looks out for the creatures, enduring strong storms to keep them safe. When Aiden is a young man, he sees how both the peach tree and his mother have changed over the years, and realises that a mother's love means that she will do anything for her children.

Meet The Peach Tree Kids. There's Travis, Tray, Ripley, Livy and Bug and of course Cooper the big goofy bloodhound. In the third book of this fun children's book series, it seems Cooper has a very stinky adventure. Cooper likes to play tricks on people. He thinks its really funny. He likes to lay in the gutter and play dead. But this time something goes wrong. Cooper goes missing. Bug pulls a prank on Ned at breakfast and almost gets pounded. The twins, Travis and Tray, have a table licking contest. Ripley and Livy fall in the mud and look a lot like giant mud balls. The kids have lunch and then go to the store to but lots of candy, then to the park. On the way home, they decide to have a bike race. They don't notice that Cooper isn't with them. When Bug calls Cooper for dinner and he doesn't run to gobble up his food, Bug knows something is wrong. Cooper never misses a meal. The kids round up the whole neighborhood to hunt for Cooper. Oh no! It's getting dark! Where's Cooper? Bug is so worried, Cooper is his best friend. But it looks like they'll have to wait until sunrise to find out what has happened to Cooper.

It's Halloween and the Peach Tree Kids are getting ready to trick or treat. The kids all decide to be zombies this year. They have lots of houses to trick or treat. Some of the houses are really scary and Bigfoot is out there somewhere.

Once upon a time, there was a beautiful kindergarten, in which cutie little girls and boys were learning good things and making new friends. By the way, the kindergarten of our story had a big yard, in where there were so many big and small trees, but one of them which was the most beautiful of all was a peach tree having delicious peaches with pretty colors, under which the kids were always playing with each other. Everyone was so happy in that yard except for our little pit, living in one of the peaches of that tree and was sticking to one of the branches. Every time it was looking at the kids while playing, it wished to be free and able to play with them, but it couldn't. That's why it was always upset and full of tears until one day when it was, like always, looking at the kids...