The Little House on 5th Street: The Beginning

by Jesse Montijo, Lydia Montijo, Martin Deschatelets (Illustrator)

Overview

When an old couple moves away, they leave their old home empty and abandoned. At first, this little house feels sad at seeing its old owners leave, but also happy at the thought of taking care of a new family once more. However, as the days turn into weeks and months, and no one buys the little house, it starts falling apart. Who will save the little house and will it ever get another chance to raise another family once more?

The Little House on 5th Street is a series of books that help teach children the power and emotion of family, faith, and hope. Childen will enjoy reading the joys and problems the little house on 5th street goes through as it helps raise a family from babies to toddlers to teenagers and finally to young adults. The Little House on 5th Street celebrates the joy of togetherness through the passage of time as it nurtures and protects a young family through all the familiar trials of life.

The Little House on 5th Street: The Beginning is the first in a series of books centered around faith, hope, and family with a strong emphasis on the importance of religion in keeping a family strong so it can survive any problems in life.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940014825252
Publisher:	Inner Circle Publications LLC
Publication date:	08/22/2012
Series:	The Little House on 5th Street , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	565 KB
Age Range:	6 - 8 Years

About the Author

The Little House on 5th Street is literally the story of Jesse and Lydia Montijo as they struggled to raise a family. While Jesse worked as a miner and often found himself out of work and Lydia worked as a nurse to provide an additional source of income, both Jesse and Lydia soon learned that their deep religious faith and strong loyalty to each other was what made their family life happy, healthy, and ultimately fulfilling. The story of the Little House on 5th Street is what Jesse and Lydia learned while raising their own children among both good times and bad, and the lessons they learned are what they're passing on to readers of The Little House on 5th Street series.