Growing Seasons

by Elsie Lee Splear

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Born into an Illinois farm family in 1906, Elsie Lee Splear describes how she, her parents, and her sisters lived in the early years of the twentieth century and how the changing seasons shaped their existence.

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This book gives a glimpse into country life in the early 1900's. It is an interesting book that shows a vast difference in how we live today. The book is made up of several short stories that string together in a timely fashion. I love how the author tells each story and gives just enough detail to keep the reader engaged. (

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Society of Midland Authors Award (Nominee – Children's Nonfiction – 2001)

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Teacher Favorites Award (2001)

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Born into an Illinois farm family in 1906, Elsie Lee Splear describes how she, her parents, and her sisters lived in the early years of the twentieth century and how the changing seasons shaped their existence.

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