“Little House” Set

Special Little House Set offer:

Kathy Slamp’s “Little House” books are so popular that people most always want to read them both.  This “Little House” Set special offer combines the two books with a 15 % discount.

Little House in the Arctic is a true story of Kathy Slamp’s childhood in Fairbanks, Alaska during the Korean War. It is a story of adventure, travel, and history.  This book captures your attention from the very first page. It is truly a page turner, and thousands are now in circulation. It includes a glossary, index, and 12 pages of vintage color photos.

Little House in the Rain Forest is a sequel to Kathy’s first Alaska book.  After Kathy’s family lived in the arctic region of Fairbanks for five years, they moved to Juneau in Alaska’s SE rain forest. Like Little House in the Arctic, this book too, is filled with unbelievable adventures and drama. It includes 12 full vintage color pages also.

Check these links for details of Kathy’s Alaska books:

Little House in the Arctic – Kathy’s first Alaska book about her early life in Alaska’s frigid northern interior.

Little House in the Rain Forest – This book is a continuation of Kathy’s Alaska childhood; it features her older years in Juneau in Alaska’s temperate rain forest.  It is a sequel to Little House in the Arctic.

A Picnic at the Glacier – an adorable picture book for early readers and preschoolers written by Kathy and illustrated by Joan Coleman.

Rendezvous with Majesty – A look at Alaska’s amazing glaciers.  This beautifully illustrated book answers the 12 most commonly asked glacier questions.  It features Hubbard Glacier, College Fjord, and Tracy/Endicott Arm.  It has 10 additional pages that feature all the lighthouses a cruiser may see on an Alaskan cruise.

Most Popular Package – The package includes all FOUR of Kathy Slamp’s Alaska books for a 15% discount and FREE shipping.

About the author, Kathy Slamp

Kathy Slamp moved from South Texas to Alaska with her parents in 1947.  The family lived for five years in Fairbanks in the far north.  After that, they moved 2,000 miles to Juneau (Alaska’s capitol) in Alaska’s temperate rain forest.  Life in Alaska in the 1940s and 1950s was very different from today.  Kathy’s school students inspired her to share the unbelievable adventures of her Alaskan childhood.

Today, Kathy speaks as a naturalist for dozens of Alaska cruises.  Her “Little House” books continue to be extremely popular with Alaska cruisers.  They are now in nearly every country in the world.  These two books will fascinate and capture your attention from the very first page.