The Year of the Fire
by Lou Hooker Author
(From Amazon): THE YEAR OF THE FIRE tells the story of farm life near Fremont, Michigan, in the 1940s from a child s point of view. Five-year-old Louie meets disaster when he is burned playing with a bonfire in the spring of 1941 on his family's farm. His large family, bustling with humorous and exciting experiences, helps his recovery to be anything but boring. The book tells the story of a family of nine as they butcher a hog, thresh wheat, collect maple sap and care for baby chicks. These and many other humorous, as well as educational, events are told in story fashion.
Additional Details
- Resource Type
- Book
- ISBN
- 9780975510605
- Print Status
- In Print
- Chapters
- 17
- Pages
- 102
- Suggested Grades
- Early Years - 5th
- Geographical Setting
- West Michigan
- Historical Setting
- 1940 - 1940
- Publisher
- Lou Hooker
- Edition
- First
- Copyright
- 2004
Chapters
- 1 Easter Disaster
- 2 Bumblebees
- 3 Black and White Kittens
- 4 Walking Again
- 5 Christmas
- 6 Bowling Pins and Spools
- 7 Sundays
- 8 Butchering
- 9 Grandpa Tanis
- 10 Peppy the Pony
- 11 Baby Chicks
- 12 Rats In the Stack
- 13 Boat Races
- 14 The Gopher
- 15 Barn Yard Game
- 16 Threshing Day
- 17 The Big Race
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