Three Names: A Nostalgic Story About a Great-Grandfather, His Dog, and Prairie School Days for Kids (Ages 4-8)
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Three Names: A Nostalgic Story About a Great-Grandfather, His Dog, and Prairie School Days for Kids (Ages 4-8)

by Patricia Maclachlan

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Three Names introduces young readers to a great-grandfather, his dog, and the memories of prairie school days. Written for children ages 4–8, this nostalgic story offers a gentle look at family, animals, and an earlier chapter of everyday life.

About This Book

Three Names is a nostalgic story for children ages 4–8.

The book centers on a great-grandfather, his dog, and prairie school days.

With its focus on family memories and an earlier time, the story offers young readers a gentle connection to the past.

Written by Patricia MacLachlan, it is suited to children exploring stories about family, animals, and school life.

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