Books with title Haystack

The haystack was once a familiar tradition on the prairie landscape. Through Arthur and Bonnie Geisert’s vision, you will see that a haystack was more than just a simple pile of hay. Arthur’s exquisite colored etchings with Bonnie’s informative text bring to life a fascinating heritage that gave support and sustenance to the variety of needs and functions of a working farm.

Maggie torments the boy down the road, sets fire to the dunny, helps with half the district to build a haystack, and sees the tragedy of unemployment. Along the way, Maggie makes new friends, and receives kindness and help in learning what a girl needs to know. Vintage Jack Lasenby tale set in Waharoa, the same town and Depression years as the setting for Old Drumble, and featuring some of the same characters. this time the protagonist is Maggie, a young girl being raised by her widowed father, with the help of the whole village. the whole of Waharoa is also banding together to beat the weather and bring in the harvest and build the haystack. Warm, witty, delightfully poignant story with fun, mischief, the burning down of a dunny, and ultimately a tragedy as seen through the eyes of a child.

There’s a rumor going ‘round. Children are saying that Sebastian is a biter. Can a brave young girl discover the truth? The third installment of the Team Anarchy Stories for Children Series, “Haystack Rumors” is a story about Sebastian, and the stories that the neighborhood children make up about him. There are concerns in the neighborhood that Sebastian is dangerous and bites people. A young girl has doubts, and she ends up making friends with Sebastian and the Friendly Farmer.

There's a rumor going 'round. Children are saying that Sebastian is a biter. Can a brave young girl discover the truth?The third installment of the Team Anarchy Stories for Children Series, "Haystack Rumors" is a story about Sebastian, and the stories that the neighborhood children make up about him. There are concerns in the neighborhood that Sebastian is dangerous and bites people. A young girl has doubts, and she ends up making friends with Sebastian and the Friendly Farmer.Team Anarchy stories are based on a real farm in Wisconsin, where a real-life team of donkeys named Rosie, Cassie, and Sebastian work and play. Each story is based on a real event that took place on the farm, which is explained at the end in a short "story behind the story" section. Previous books in the series include "Rosie's New Harness" and "Popcorn Day."

The haystack was once a familiar tradition on the prairie landscape. Through Arthur and Bonnie Geisert"s vision, you will see that a haystack was more than just a simple pile of hay. Arthur"s exquisite colored etchings with Bonnie"s informative text bring to life a fascinating heritage that gave support and sustenance to the variety of needs and functions of a working farm.

It's the 1930s Depression, and Maggie's growing up without a mother in the little Waikato dairying township of Waharoa. Maggie has to make do with her father's friends, neighbours, and an old biddy who should know better but can't help herself. Maggie torments the boy down the road, sets fire to the dunny, helps with half the district to build a haystack, and sees the tragedy of unemployment. Along the way, Maggie makes new friends, and receives kindness and help in learning what a girl needs to know.