Quaaackeroodles: A Harvest of Clowns

By Sharon L. Davis

Harvest is done; the garden and the harvest moon have been put to bed. Its time for some fun. Wait! Sherman and Sadie hear some tiny peeps and a couple of mews, and see a large black cloud headed their way! Run for cover!

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Jul 15, 2016
• ISBN: 9781524618414

Sharon L. Davis

This is for the slightly older child of six to ten. This story just burst out of me and kept going and going . . . I had to tell myself to save some for book 3! With over thirty years of driving a school bus and approximately 1,800 children to turn my back on, the stories I can tell! Also having two children of my own, seven grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren makes life full of surprises and events! Read also the first book in this series, Quaaackeroodles: A Tale of Feathers and Friendship.

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2016 Sharon L. Davis. All rights reserved.

No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or

transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.

Illustrated by Stephen Adams

Published by AuthorHouse 07/15/2016

ISBN: 978-1-5246-1840-7 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-5246-1841-4 (e)

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Contents

Chapter One

ORANGE

Chapter Two

WORK

Chapter Three

BABIES

Chapter Four

PROTECT

Chapter Five

NOISE

Chapter Six

CHURCH

Chapter Seven

JUDGE

Chapter Eight

CLOWNS

Chapter Nine

GREEN

Chapter Ten

DANCE

Chapter Eleven

COTTON

Chapter Twelve

HOME

Harvest is done; the garden and the harvest moon has been put to bed. It’s time for some fun. Wait! Sherman and Sadie hear some tiny ‘peeps’ and a couple of ‘mews,’ and see a large black cloud headed their way! RUN FOR COVER!

Dedication Acknowledgement

To:

My granddaughter, Keely, who helped me think of some things that are found on a farm. To my daughter-in-law, Stephanie, who found a way to get me a computer.

To my son, Richard, who gently suggested that I put some God into it.

And to my daughter, Karen, who helped with the editing.

Disclaimer

Names and places in this fictional story are just that; pure fiction. Any resemblance are completely coincidental. All rights reserved.

Chapter One

ORANGE

Uncle Poppy, have you ever seen such a beautiful harvest moon? asked Aunt Mimi, as they sat staring up at the sky. Bright and big and orange!

….. and round, said Uncle Poppy.

"Of course,