Andi Lassos Trouble
(Circle C Stepping Stones #3)
by Susan K. Marlow
(received in exchange for an honest review)
Genre- Fiction / Historical / Christian / Juvenile
Published by- Kregel Publications
Copyrighted- 2017
Number of pages- 112
Age Group- Juvenile (ages 7-10)
Description of book- paperback, listed price- $7.99, ISBN 978-0-8254-4432-6
Andi’s family ranch, the Circle C, is going to host a rodeo with two other local ranches. The cowboys are excited and so is Andi. She wants wants to compete just like the cowboys. Will her brother, Chad, and their mother let her? Will the rodeo be safe for everyone? What happens when Andi’s guests arrive?Andi to the Rescue
(Circle C Stepping Stones #4)
by Susan K. Marlow
(received in exchange for an honest review)
Genre- Fiction / Historical / Christian / Young Adult
Published by- Kregel Publications
Copyrighted- 2017
Number of pages- 112
Age Group- Juvenile (ages 7-10)
Description of book- paperback, listed price- $7.99, ISBN 978-0-8254-4431-9
Mother is going to be the substitute teacher at Andi’s school until Miss Hall is well. Andi’s embarrassed, but soon that will be the least of her problems. Outlaws think that Andi and her mother are someone else and kidnap them. Mother is supposed to teach the outlaw how to read. Andi’s scared, but her mother tries keep her safe. Will the outlaws hurt them? Will Andi be able to escape? Does anyone know where they went?About the Author-
Susan K. Marlow currently lives in Washington. She writes books, teaches writing workshops, and shares information about being a homeschooling parent. Her website is CircleCMilestones.com.
My thoughts-
I thoroughly enjoyed both of these books. I know that these books are for younger girls, but I really get a kick out of reading about Andi. She reminds me a little bit of Mandie, from the book series by Lois Gladys Leppard. They both have spirit and are girls that every girl should strive to be.
I really liked the definitions at the beginning of the book. I was glad that they were at the beginning of the book, so that the readers will know the words before they read them. They were also words that some children may not know. I also like the table of contents. It’s so helpful when books have them, because if you want to go back to check something it’s easy to do. Other than the story, the other good part in these books is the small section containing historical information at the end of the books. I liked the information about rodeo history and that about Black Bart, a gentleman outlaw. I wish she had included a little bit of information about the troubles between the ranchers and sheepherders, since it was a subject in Andi Lassos Trouble.
These books are excellent for young girls. I’m sure that they will become classics for this generation and those to come.
Disclosure of Material Connection- I received Andi Lassos Trouble and Andi to the Rescue, by Susan K. Marlow, for free from Kregel Publications’ Blog Tour. All links were current when posted. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own or those of my family. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255.
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