The Young Ranger Series
Two stories for ages 10 to 15. Book One teaches chores, honest work, and the three jars — Give, Save, Spend. Book Two teaches the first paycheck: gross pay, net pay, the bank on the corner, the boots-versus-reel test, and the slick stranger selling easy credit. The The Silver Creek Ranger, SilverSpur, and Eagle Feather ride through every chapter, and every lesson comes straight from Scripture (MEV).
★The Christmas Contest is coming — October 1. Read a booklet, write the one-page paper, win the silver RANGER star badge. Two winners: ages 8–11 and 12–15. Join the club and enter →The First Dollar performed like a nineteen-forties radio show — the Ranger's Call horn and gallop fanfare, six voices, hoofbeats, crickets and cicadas, mason jars, and bacon in the skillet. Headphones or a porch speaker recommended.
The First Paycheck raises the curtain — nine voices, led by a classic golden-age-radio narrator and the Silver Creek Ranger's campfire baritone. Eagle Feather tells how a flood took his family and a boy in a boat became his brother. Mr. Perkins hands Luke a Green Company Apron, the slick stranger deals his cards of credit, and Mother teaches gross from net at the kitchen table.
