Emma and Elijah are so excited for the baby chickens to hatch! But it’s taking so long! Each time they check, there are no signs of hatching. Emma and Elijah work around the farm as they wait impatiently. Then . . . pip! The eggs are finally hatching! What will Emma and Elijah find? A back matter feature that connects to the happenings in each book showcases what Emma and Elijah learn in their homeschool lessons.

It’s a workday on Azalea Creek Farm. Emma and Elijah don't have homeschool lessons, but there is still so much to do! Emma and Elijah spread out mulch. They feed the baby goats. They help get the garden ready for planting. As they work, Emma and Elijah hear Mama Cat’s meows. Elijah and Emma are worried about her. Later, Mama Cat still hasn’t returned to her kittens. Mama Cat is missing! Will Emma and Elijah be able to find her? A back matter feature that connects to the happenings in each ...

It’s time to harvest the summer crops! Emma, Elijah, and their family get to work. They pick pole beans and blueberries. They dig up potatoes. Their harvest is huge! What will they do with the extra food? They don’t want to waste it. Emma and Elijah have an idea and make a plan. Will it work? A back matter feature that connects to the happenings in each book showcases what Emma and Elijah learn in their homeschool lessons.

It’s time for spring planting on Azalea Creek Farm! What will be planted? Potatoes, peanuts, cherry tomatoes, and more! But it turns out that Emma, Elijah, and their family aren’t the only ones who love planting day! Hungry animals are digging up and carrying away the seeds and plants. What can Emma and Elijah do to solve this pest problem? A back matter feature that connects to the happenings in each book showcases what Emma and Elijah learn in their homeschool lessons.

Text and photographs present fathers and how they interact with their families.

Text and photographs present cousins and how they interact with their families.

Text and photographs present mothers and how they interact with their families.

Text and photographs present sisters and how they interact with their families.

Text and photographs present grandfathers and how they interact with their families.

Text and photographs present brothers and how they interact with their families.

Text and photographs present grandmothers and how they interact with their families.

Text and photographs present aunts and how they interact with their families.