Exploring National Parks Through Reading

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If getting to see National Parks with kids, like the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone are on your family's bucket list, you'll want to listen to this podcast. Blue Camas Books authors Christa Dunn and Joan Webb have published several books for kids highlighting the beloved characters Max and Josie. Each story is based on real-life experiences inside some of our favorite National Parks. On this podcast, you'll hear their backstory to writing these books, stories from when they went camping as kids, and more. Links from the show: Instagram: instagram.com/bluecamasbooks Instagram: instagram.com/masandjosie.adventures Exploring Yellowstone: https://amzn.to/2OhsdFs Exploring The Grand Tetons: https://amzn.to/36VwdSx Website: https://bluecamasbooks.com/

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