Sweet Tea by the Live Oak Tree

Sweet Tea by the Live Oak Tree - Hardcover

$29.05
Sale price  $29.05 Regular price 
Skip to product information
Sweet Tea by the Live Oak Tree

Sweet Tea by the Live Oak Tree - Hardcover

by Kelly Grettler
$29.05
Sale price  $29.05 Regular price 
Format
Hardcover $29.05 Paperback $14.99

Book Overview

Imagine the stories that an old tree could tell, its swaying branches whispering so many memories into the wind...

Certain to evoke nostalgia in its readers, Sweet Tea by the Live Oak Tree is an instant classic, paying homage and tribute to the beautiful sentiment of the passing of time.

From tea parties and teddy bears to graduation and wedding dances, one stately Live Oak tree bears witness to some of life's richest moments and milestones, as they unfold beneath its branches.

ISBN9780692801512
Author Kelly Grettler
PublisherKelly Grettler
GenreChildren and Literature
FormatHardcover
PublishedMarch 2018
LanguageENG- English
Pages42
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids
Print SizeStandard Print

1% fer Each of the Seven Seas

Every purchase sends 7% of our profits to The Ocean Cleanup. No fine print, no opt-in — just how we sail.

Whoever Ye Be, Welcome Aboard

Queer lit, music, art, philosophy, fiction — stories for every kind of soul. Come as ye are, matey.

About Kelly Grettler

I've been writing since middle school, but really think I found my style and voice when my now-teenagers were babies. Rocking them at night became my own personal challenge as they'd doze off to my rendition of "hush little baby" and on I'd sing, making up rhymes for each new gift mama was going to buy next. Through the years, although I've evolved, I mostly favor the anapestic style, which seems to flow easily for me. I have an overall love of evoking nostalgia with my words and have an endless supply of moments and memories and emotions to pull from, as my own two boys are nearly grown up now. My greatest accomplishments are, of course, raising my two amazing sons. As far as what I've accomplished as a writer, it all began with a King-Sized Snicker's bar that I won in the 7th grade for a short story I'd written in class. More esteemed accomplishments came later, when the Winchester Star, in Winchester, Virginia, published two of my pieces. (Working Hard & Welcome to Motherhood.) Since then I have self-published a few of my pieces, in the form of children's books. (Underneath the Mimosa Tree, What's a Season? Spring, and Not Nap Time) I've been asked to several events and schools to read my books and speak to the kids about their own creativity and writing. The response has truly been heartwarming and knowing that I'm inspiring children means the absolute world to me!

You may also like