Through Grandmother’s Window
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As a little girl, CathySue grew up in the small town of Calmar, Iowa and through this very window; she watched the birds come back each winter. Her mother would trudge through the snow to fill the bird feeders that her father had built. As a family, we welcomed each bird back for the winter. Then as her little girls would visit their Grandmother, they also would watch through this very window the birds as they ate at the birdfeeders. Through the eyes of a child, the birdfeeders come to life as they welcome back the birds for the winter. Sadly, a villain appears that is intent on keeping the birds away from the feeders. How will Grandmother come to the rescue and save the birdfeeders and their feathered friends? Read on and find the magic that comes to life through Grandmother’s window.
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Every year, winter’s first snow turns the world beyond Grandmother’s window into a magical winter wonderland. As Grandmother fills the bird feeders with fresh seeds for the visitors, the feeders wake and come alive. Eager to see all their friends again after the long summer, Sally Seed and Freddy Feeder call out to their friends to come and enjoy the feast that Grandmother has prepared for them.
But one after one, each visiting bird refuses to come to the meal. Sally and Freddy are confused. Why won’t their friends come and eat with them?
As Freddy and Sally wonder why their friends stay so far away, they see the villain keeping all their feathered friends away. Oh no! How will the birds get to the seed with this intruder in the way? Won’t anyone come to their rescue and save the day?
About the Author
CathySue Anderson is a wife, mother, and grandmother. She taught school for thirty-two years throughout Iowa, Wisconsin, Arkansas, and Arizona before retiring. She is currently finishing a doctoral degree in education and plans to develop curriculum and teach from her home in Green Valley, Arizona.