Patricia P. Willoughby And The School Buggy

<p>Step back into a 16th-century English village beside the willows where the very first school was invented by a need to teach their young ones to read so they can keep their land from being stolen and to read the Bible for themselves. Visit a place where the schoolchildren travel by buggy write their lessons on slate boards and discover that even ordinary days can hold extraordinary lessons. Learn how people really lived back then. and what everyday life was like in the 1500s.</p><p>Meet the clever witty little girl named Patricia who is curious brave and full of questions. Along with her friends Bet Hugh and the twins better known as Us she learns more than just numbers and letters in the little church turned schoolhouse. From a buggy that sneezes to the Truth Patrol every moment becomes a lesson about kindness truth and courage.</p><p>But when old Mr. Pike nearly loses his meadow to a dishonest trader Patricia's new reading skills uncover the truth hidden in a single line of ink. What happens next shows the children and the whole village that the truth really does set you free.<br>Learn the scripture verse. <em><strong>And ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. John 8:32 </strong></em>along with Patricia and her friends and learn how important the truth is.</p><p>Why families love <em>The School Buggy</em>:</p><p>✔ Wholesome faith-friendly storytelling rooted in history<br>✔ Memorable characters children will laugh with and learn from<br>✔ Gentle lessons in kindness community and honesty woven into everyday adventures<br>✔ Educational tie-ins slates village schools and Scripture truths brought to life</p><p>Whether you're a parent grandparent teacher or homeschooler <em>The School Buggy</em> is more than a story. It's a window into the past a tool for sparking family conversations and a reminder that God hears even the quiet prayers of a child's heart.</p><p>✨Climb aboard the buggy; the horses are ready the road is waiting and the story is about to begin.</p>