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Still More Stories from Grandma's Attic
Children's fiction
Still More Stories from Grandma's Attic
Book 3 of the Grandma's Attic series
160 pages · First published 1980
Mabel continues recounting childhood adventures from her family’s rural Michigan life, where curiosity and good intentions frequently produce unexpected trouble. Each self-contained episode centers on family, school, church, neighbors, or household work and ends with a lesson Mabel often learns the hard way. The stories balance humor and nostalgia with practical Christian values. Readers who enjoy the earlier Grandma’s Attic books will find the same affectionate picture of childhood in an era of woodstoves, farm chores, handmade entertainment, and close-knit community.
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Childhood mischief and consequences; family discipline; occasional illness/injury or emotional upset; Christian faith lessons.
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