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Join a brave boy as he takes readers on a journey that is familiar to military children located around the world. Follow him as he reunites with his cousin, anticipates an upcoming move, adjusts to his father's recent return, and shows pride demonstrating military traditions. About The Adventures of a Military Brat series: Each book highlights unique challenges of growing up in a military family. Join our characters as they turn these challenges into opportunities and build resilience through positive messages.
Ride along with a courageous young girl as she faces the challenges of a military family move. Learn how she says goodbye to friends, cherishes favorite memories, and prepares for her new home, all while delivering a touching message of hope and optimism.
It's that time of the year for military brats. The Big Move is finally here! Ride along with a courageous young girl as she faces the challenges of a military family move. Learn how she cherishes favorite memories and prepares for her new home, all while delivering a touching message of hope and optimism.
We’ve all heard the term “military brat” before. It pertains to those children who grew up in military families. “Brats” wear the name like a badge of honor, often because of the moves, stressors and cultural experiences that make them more resilient than their civilian counterparts. When Miss Laura started writing music and books for military story time kids (while her husband served as a Naval Oral Surgeon on NAVSTA Great Lakes), she asked the parents what they thought about their kids being called ‘Brats’. Her audience was tots to kindergarten age, and the parents agreed that ‘Brat’ was a term that didn’t really relate at those ages. So ‘Military Child’ came to life in Laura’s music, stories, and books. ‘Yes, I Am a Military Child’ is not an attempt to draw away from being a “Brat”, it’s simply a ‘warm-up’ to the badge of honor of the title that connotes affection and respect. This book is a sing-along to two of the songs on Miss Laura’s special music CD ‘Miss Laura & the Military Brats’ available on YouTube, Amazon, etc. Scan below to listen. Check out Miss Laura’s special ‘Military Child, That’s Me!’ t-shirts, too! Scan below to purchase! Thank you so much for being a part of the magic that is all things ‘Miss Laura’. I hope you really come to love the illustrations painted by Dominique, as she is a true Military Brat. Thank you for buying this book and have a ton-of-fun filling in the special pages in the back! -Miss Laura
Military brats' childhoods are often scarred by alcoholism, abuse, and an ever-present threat of a parent's loss to war. This eye-opening, sometimes shocking exploration tells what life is really like for the stepchildren of Uncle Sam. A new recovery group, Adult Children of Military Personnel, Inc., has been formed as a direct result of this book's publication.
Growing up as a military BRAT can be a challenge and a constant series of adjustments, but it can also be a great adventure full of learning experiences. How do you answer the question of "where are you from" when you grow up living and learning in so many places? Follow along on a unique journey growing up as an Air Force BRAT.
What is a brat? In the context of the military, being a brat is a dependent child of a member of the Armed Forces. It is used to describe the vagabond lifestyle that develops from the traveling from one military base to another, and constant pressure being the son or daughter of a military person.The Italian Lesson and other Hard Luck Stories is a unique look at a brat in a time when America was fighting the Cold War (1953-1977). It is collection of accounts, stories,and essays drawn from the life of a family living overseas and working for the United States Armed Forces. It is a history of the Medders family from the viewpoint of the author, Kim Medders, an �ber brat, as he describes in detail his life growing up on U.S. military bases in Europe and in Ethiopia. Kim's adventures in the Italian Lesson continue on as he leaves Europe to join the United States Navy.Living the in military was not easy growing up, but it is definitely interesting. This book is full of humor and heartbreak and adventure as it visits a world and a lifestyle that will soon be gone. It is ultimately a tribute to Kim's father Jimmie Medders, who set out to lay the world at his mother Barbara's feet and live an extraordinary life.
Adventure, spies, dealing with bullies, and serious ingenuity abound in this fascinating story of Army brat Jack McMasters and his sisters. The author is a master at bringing to life the unique lifestyle of kids growing up in a military family overseas, tightly bound by strict discipline and enjoying great freedom. Any infraction reflects upon, and can influence their parent's career, but none of that limits these kids, whose fathers fought in World War II and are now back in Germany facing an enemy that all the parents are determined to keep secret from the children. When attacked by a bully and his thugs on his first day at yet another new school, Jack quickly teams up with other brats to figure out a way to overcome their common adversaries. Always ready to explore and invade their enemies' territory, the brats pursue one adventure after another, building toward a grand quest in answer to a challenge issued by a disgruntled teacher. Those who are not familiar with the military lifestyle may wonder at the ease with which Jack and his sisters make both friends and enemies at school, where they are, once again, the new kids. Through encounters and conversations, the reader hears tales of heroism and blunder, learns little-known facts about the times during which the story takes place, and meets people of another land; one that only recently tried to destroy their parents and their way of life.BRAT and the Kids of Warriors is an excellent, spell-binding read for young adults, as well as adults. An intriguing cliff-hanger at the end makes me eager to read the next book in what promises to be a wonderful series.
Ritter draws on real-life adventures to create a fictionalized account of one man's experience being a military brat in Germany in the 1970s.
Faith dedicates this book to all the military brats, who have to endure the everyday struggles of military life as a kid. Those outside looking in sees the military full of opportunity but never see or experience the many obstacles faced firsthand. This book is about Faith's life as a military "brat". Her Dad, Lieutenant Travis Perkins, is a 22-year Active Duty Air Traffic Controller in the world's finest United States Navy. For some, this is an awesome accomplishment but to Faith this means long military deployments, many absences away from her Dad, as well as, other family members, and feelings of sadness. Through a conversation with her Mom, Faith hopes she can help all military brats feel they have rightfully and respectfully earned the title, Military Brat!