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Zachary Goes Treasure Hunting
With a little imagination, Zachary travels throughout the world in search of treasures. To Zachary's mother, a treasure is a bargain found at auctions; garage sales; flea markets; even on the side of the road in a trash pile. Will Zachary's lucky, Russian stone help them locate what they are looking for? Join the treasure hunt and find out.
40 pages, Paperback
First published October 29, 2007
5 people want to read
About the author
April Robins
8Ìýbooks177ÌýfollowersThe peaceful setting of my farm in the Red River Valley often inspires me to paint my countryside in words. I am an honors graduate from Texas A&M University with a BS in Computer Science and a Minor in English. After years of working on software projects related to the welfare of children, I retired and pursued my love of writing children's books. I am married. My husband, of 40 years, and I have two grown children and four grandchildren.
I write with family members for our company, Robin Falls Children's Stories. I am the author of all our stories. I write the initial story. My husband, daughter, and daughter-in-law then edit my story and insert their vision. My husband has a degree in Aerospace Engineering and my daughter has a degree in Elementary Education. I feel blessed to have my family's insight and creativity added to the stories.
All of our books are family oriented. They tell a story that is easy for a beginning reader to read, yet leaves them with a sense of accomplishment. Many include grandparents, as well as parents. None give a lecture but all have happy endings. Our books are loaded with color illustrations and are just simply fun to read. Also, we have started to translate some of our books into Spanish.
I write with family members for our company, Robin Falls Children's Stories. I am the author of all our stories. I write the initial story. My husband, daughter, and daughter-in-law then edit my story and insert their vision. My husband has a degree in Aerospace Engineering and my daughter has a degree in Elementary Education. I feel blessed to have my family's insight and creativity added to the stories.
All of our books are family oriented. They tell a story that is easy for a beginning reader to read, yet leaves them with a sense of accomplishment. Many include grandparents, as well as parents. None give a lecture but all have happy endings. Our books are loaded with color illustrations and are just simply fun to read. Also, we have started to translate some of our books into Spanish.
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