Winslow Learns A Lesson - Barnes, Renee
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Again, something is up in the Evergreen Wood. Kopan has ask Katrinka to join him in a picnic. Katrinka declines as she remembers Winslow is coming and would not be able to find her. Kopan says they can leave a note that winslow cannot miss and he will then join them. Katrinka thinks that is a wonderful idea and happily goes off with Kopan. However, Mr. Feathergray, the pesky blue jay sees what is happening and takes the note away leaving nothing for Winslow. Along the way, they meet Spike the turtle, Ms. Emily the duck and her three ducklings plus, Montebello and Kanatipillar. Merrily, they…mehr

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Again, something is up in the Evergreen Wood. Kopan has ask Katrinka to join him in a picnic. Katrinka declines as she remembers Winslow is coming and would not be able to find her. Kopan says they can leave a note that winslow cannot miss and he will then join them. Katrinka thinks that is a wonderful idea and happily goes off with Kopan. However, Mr. Feathergray, the pesky blue jay sees what is happening and takes the note away leaving nothing for Winslow. Along the way, they meet Spike the turtle, Ms. Emily the duck and her three ducklings plus, Montebello and Kanatipillar. Merrily, they all join in for the picnic hoping that Winslow will be along soon. In the meantime, Winslow, worried about Katrinka is frantically flying all over the forest in search of her. When he sees them at the old mill pond, he jumps to conclusions and starts spouting accusations at everyone. When he finds he is mistaken he is so embarrassed and remorseful that he just turns and flies away. Katrinka realizes there is more to this and implores Kopan to bring Winslow back so they can unravel the mystery behind the missing note.
Autorenporträt
Usually, when one approaches retirement age, they think of travel, relaxing and other leisure things. However, not Renee Barnes. After nearly forty years as an interior designer, art teacher, wife, mother, grandmother and now a great grandmother, she has turned her energies to writing and illustrating children's books. Her series "Tales from the Evergreen Wood," is just the start. Not satisfied with one or two books, she has written ten books for this series alone. Her little heroine, a green frog with a bright yellow hat and her pals take us through a journey of adventures and laughter. With no plans to stop, she has illustrations for additional books including fairies, elves, gnomes and under water adventures with "William the Polka Dot Fish." Her stories and art are have realistic features as well as a well developed imagination.