Brown Belts and Brass Notes. Remembrances of Grandma Kay, #6

Par : Kathleen Patterson Garcia
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8233305092
  • EAN9798233305092
  • Date de parution19/05/2026
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurLinda Balsamo

Résumé

Some memories are passed down. Others are still being made. As eleven-year-old Maddie works toward earning her next karate belt, she faces challenges that test her confidence, patience, and determination. Between growing responsibilities, friendships, and the fear of not always getting things right, Maddie slowly begins learning that perseverance matters more than perfection. While spending time with Grandma Kay and the family beneath the old walnut tree, conversations about memories, accomplishments, and growing up inspire Maddie to think about the things she hopes to someday place inside a Memory Box of her own.
Filled with warmth, humor, family traditions, and heartfelt moments, Brown Belts and Brass Notes is an uplifting middle-grade story about perseverance, confidence, and the memories that help shape who we become.  
About the Author Kathleen Patterson Garcia is a family historian and genealogist, and serves as Historian for the Estes Family Association. Born and raised in California, she now resides in Utah, though she has visited Oregon many times-especially Camas Valley and the small cemetery beneath the apple tree. Her work is inspired by original letters and documents recently acquired, and by a desire to preserve her family's history so that future generations can learn more about who they were and where they came from.
Under the Apple Tree is her first historical fiction novel, and it has inspired her to write the life story of her third-great-grandparents, Joel and Patsey Estes. In her free time, Kathleen enjoys traveling to ancestral historical sites, researching family lines, and helping family and friends discover their own ancestors.