About the Book
Book: MOVING to The Peaceable
Author: Grami McAdoo (Caryl McAdoo)
Genre: Children’s Animals Picture Book
Release Date: December 22, 2022
Moving can be hard for any age, but the wise old hens might make it easier for the little ones in your life! Follow their journey!
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I received a complimentary copy of this book and all opinions given are my own and not an endorsement of all author’s opinions.
Author Interview
1. What/Who inspired you to write on the main themes found in the book?The hens inspired me to write this book! They used to belong to my friend Kristin who I met through my books at an online promo party. When she moved, she asked me if I would take them and let them live out their lives at The Peaceable (that’s what I call our home on twenty acres).The move from her place to ours and my love for the hens inspired the story!
2. Did you have to step out of your comfort zone to write this book? If so, how?Not really so much to write it. Talking for the hens came quite naturally, and there’s a part of the book that is just me—Grami—talking to the children, and I loved the creativity of making the colorful pages. The stepping out of my comfort zone only came in that it was my first children’s book.
3. How did you celebrate when you completed your book? Nothing special, but I definitely passed out the books to my grandsugars and nieces and nephews! That was fun!
4. Do you have a favorite drink or snack for when you’re writing?
I don’t really snack when I’m working on the computer, but I most always have a drink beside me wherever I am. Black coffee in the morning and then I switch to ACV (apple cider vinegar—organic with the mother) with a splash of water-flavorer. My favorite is Sweet Southern Tea! 😊
5. What message do you hope readers take away from your book? I hope my young readers will take away an appreciation for chickens, that moving is not a scary thing because it all works out, and also that God loves them and will take care of them!
I don’t really snack when I’m working on the computer, but I most always have a drink beside me wherever I am. Black coffee in the morning and then I switch to ACV (apple cider vinegar—organic with the mother) with a splash of water-flavorer. My favorite is Sweet Southern Tea! 😊
About the Author
Award-winning, Christian author Caryl McAdoo prays her story brings God glory. Of her best-selling novels, readers love her historical Christian romance family sagas most, but also enjoy their contemporary cousins, Caryl’s Biblical fiction, her new historical mystery series, and tales for young adults and mid-grade booklovers. The majority of reviewers award her stories five-stars and praise Caryl’s writing style and the depth of her characters, feeling as though they get to know them well.
The prolific writer loves singing the new songs God gives her almost as much as penning new novels—hear a few at YouTube! She’s been married to Ron fifty-four years, and they share four children and twenty-four grandsugars. The McAdoos live in the woods south of Clarksville, seat of Red River County in far Northeast Texas, waiting expectantly for God to open the next door.
More from Caryl
This is the story of how I became a Chicken Lady from start but not the finish! I have two more “chicken”! books planned based all on the true story! Before we had “backyard birds”—except mine are also front and side yard!—I called our back in the woods twenty acres in Red River County The Peaceable. After the chickens, I added “Farm & Bookery”.
My husband of fifty-five years Ron and I now incubate purebred chicks and raise them to laying age—usually four to five months—then sell them. We both love being around our flock, and the supplemental income is nice as well. They grow so fast; watching them is both so much fun and also relaxing!
I know each hen and rooster by name, and they all are so affectionate! They come running whenever I head out the door (mostly because they want to see if I brought any food! 😊) I love thinking about what they are saying to each other with all their clucking and purring and cackling!
This is why the books are partially written from the hens’ point of view as our first animals’ series, The River Bottom Ranch Stories featuring horses and goats and dogs among other wild animal characters. And all those farm animals were real ones that we owned and loved, too—like the chickens!
This series ‘Grami’s Stories for Children’ also has a narrator’s story throughout, and that’s me, Grami McAdoo! I talk to the children through a few pages full of dialogue to teach them about poultry and things of God. In MOVING to the Peaceable, I talk about changes and how they can be scary, but God is always with us wherever we go.
The illustrations are photographs of our real chickens and The Peaceable Farm & Bookery. In the back of the book, there are a few pages of “Chicken Terminology” and fun “Chicken Facts” to teach the little ones more about the wonderful world of chickens!
I pray they will love the story and be blessed by it! 😊
Blog Stops
Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, September 8
Locks, Hooks and Books, September 9
The Book Club Network, September 10
Texas Book-aholic, September 11
Guild Master, September 12 (Author Interview)
Lots of Helpers, September 12
Girls in White Dresses, September 13
Library Lady’s Kid Lit, September 14
A Reader’s Brain, September 15 (Author Interview)
Because I said so — and other adventures in Parenting, September 16
Blossoms and Blessings, September 17 (Author Interview)
Mary Hake, September 17
Happily Managing a Household of Boys, September 18
Cover Lover Book Review, September 19
For Him and MY Family, September 20
Artistic Nobody, September 21
Giveaway
To celebrate her tour, Caryl is giving away the prize of a $25 Amazon gift card and signed copy of the book!!
Be sure to comment on the blog stops for nine extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.
https://promosimple.com/ps/27a6f/moving-to-the-peaceable-celebration-tour-giveaway
This sounds like a wonderful book.
ReplyDeleteThis should be fantastic. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat cover
ReplyDeleteWhat are the main themes of this book?
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