Books with author Emily Ann Putzke

1861 - Sixteen year old Joe Roberts leads a mundane life as far as he’s concerned. His world spins in the same circle each day: working at his family’s store, taking his sisters on boyish escapades and bickering with his rogue of a cousin, Lucas. Joe can’t understand why his mother allows Lucas to live and work with them after all the pain he caused their family. When war is declared, Joe is quick to join up and become a soldier with the 11th Pennsylvania Volunteers, but war is nothing like he imagined. To make matters worse, he must endure having Lucas in the same regiment. Can Joe put the pain of the past behind him? Forgiveness is easier said than done.

1861 - Sixteen year old Joe Roberts leads a mundane life as far as he’s concerned. His world spins in the same circle each day: working at his family’s store, taking his sisters on boyish escapades and bickering with his rogue of a cousin, Lucas. Joe can’t understand why his mother allows Lucas to live and work with them after all the pain he caused their family. When war is declared, Joe is quick to join up and become a soldier with the 11th Pennsylvania Volunteers, but war is nothing like he imagined. To make matters worse, he must endure having Lucas in the same regiment. Can Joe put the pain of the past behind him? Forgiveness is easier said than done.

What do the Girl Scouts Do? They learn valuable life lessons that they will remember and use their entire lives. Lessons like how to build a fire, how to put a fire out safely, how to use sharp cutting utensils without getting hurt, how to sow on badges, how to boat, how to go camping, how to make S'mores and so much more. They also get to: Sell Girl Scout Cookies * Have Special Events * Go Camping * Learn Leadership Earn Badges & Awards * Make Friends * Travel * The Girl Scouts Birthday is March 12, 1912 and it was started by Juliette "Daisy" Gordon when she gathered 18 girls from Savannah, GA. “Daisy” believed that all girls should be given the opportunity to become all that they could be and to grow mentally, physically and spiritually. The Girl Scouts went on short trips together. They also hiked, played basketball and went on camping trips. Within a few years her dream of an all-girl-centered organization was formed. The Girl Scouts are one hundred and three years old later this month on March 12, 2015