Category: Children Publisher: Publish America
ISBN-10: 1413749232
Type: Fiction
Pages: 163
Copyright: Nov 15, 2004
This story is about a new breed of protectors,(spiders) who live in the swampland.
Mother Nature creates a new species to protect the swampland which lies behind the cottages on this secluded beach front in Jefferson County. Traps from poachers are filled in and sticks are found locked inside the steel jaws of others. The desire to meet two human children takes you on an adventure of laughter and trust. Will the spiders defy their tribes code and stay away from the humans? Hoppie and Shawnee have to decide between their desires and the overwhelming dream of bringing humans and their tribe together.
Excerpt
Mandie and Jason have no idea what is in store for them as their summer vacation begins. Along with the help from Erin, the Irish Setter, and Crab Legs, the seagull, Hoppie and Shawnee just might decide to take the chance and meet the human children.
Or will it be the downfall of Mother Nature's special tribe of spiders?
Professional Reviews
Media151
Each month Media151 recognizes an outstanding author. This month Kathy Galajda from Rochester, New York has been selected as the OUTSTANDING AUTHOR of the month. Read her book and discover "The Spiders Meet The Children"
general review from reader
I was privileged to be one of the first to read this exciting book not just a children’s book but also a family book to be shared by parents and children alike. I was mesmerized from the very beginning by the physical and explicit detail of the characters involved in this story! I was immediately visualizing each one, as they seemed to come alive for me.
I must say being a parent, grandparent and now a great grandparent, I was excited and moved by the love, compassion, honesty, morality, kindness and generosity that are portrayed.
It is so wonderful to see someone has captured the basic honest emotions that have slowly crept out of our society over time. I believe this book will touch people’s lives in a very positive manner.
Letting children be children and letting adults feel the excitement and mystery children feel when they are allowed to be children
general review from reader
I found this book to be fascinating and took me back to my own childhood - flooding me with wonderful memories. It was well written and the reader could very easily relate to the topics.
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