RES-Q Tyler Stop

By June McCrary Jacobs

Description:

It's the summer of 1968 in Sonoma County, California, and eleven-year-old Weston Gregg and his nine-year-old sister, Wendy, are looking for fun things to do during their summer break from school. When they discover some abandoned rabbits, they hatch an idea to make a positive difference for animals and people in their small town of Tyler Stop.

They decide to form 'Rescue Each Species-Quickly', or RES-Q Tyler Stop.

There are challenges to face as they move forward into their new venture, including standing up to someone who is targeting Weston's friends for being different and a painfully bad decision.

Will Weston have to handle these issues on his own or will he learn to accept the advice and wisdom shared by some important people in his life? Join Weston and his family and friends as they share some adventures and learn and grow together in RES-Q Tyler Stop.

Book Takeaway:

Working toward a common goal to serve the community and help neighbors is the fulfillment of The Golden Rule.

Why the author wrote this book:

My desire to write clean, wholesome historical fiction for middle-grade readers prompted me to write this novel. I wanted to portray a small-town family with good values and illustrate how they met challenges and contributed to the betterment of their community together.