Review: Little Homesteader : A Summer Treasury of Recipes, Crafts and Wisdom - Angela Ferraro- Fanning

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Review: Little Homesteader : A Summer Treasury of Recipes, Crafts and Wisdom - Angela Ferraro- Fanning - May 2022

This series is amazing, each book represents a season and the Summer treasury was an amazing collection of crafts, arts, and recipes of things you can make with your children. As the book series is American, we have our Summers Arts and nice recipes to cozy up with. With recipes on how to make your very own flower crown to enjoying your bath time with your very own fizzy bath bombs . The other amazing thing is that the book just has that old-timey feel to it that reminds me of the Little House on the Prarie and I can imagine a time before technology where the mum and her children are sitting outside in the sun on your front porch working together to create great memories. This series is also perfect for homeschoolers as it comes complete with lots of different activities that can help in several curriculum strands from Art, STEM, etc. The other thing I loved about this book is the illustrations have a great wholesome family feel to the book that you just can't help but smile and have this quality family time feelings. The Little Homesteader series is the perfect book for children aged 5-12 years old and perfect for both boys and girls.

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