Sparkle Tip: Travel Playlist
Make the car ride part of your winter adventures this year. With a little preparation, you can easily transform your vehicle into a cozy spot your kids will look forward to spending time in. Here are four steps to get you started:
Fill the back seat with pillows, blankets, and favorite stuffed animals before you leave.
Bring along a supply of car-friendly snacks your kids will love. These Sugarplums are a nutritious winter delicacy that won’t leave too many crumbs behind.
Download the Sparkle Stories Winter Adventure Travel Playlist below and make sure to hit play right when the children get settled. This collection is perfect for children ages 3-9 and has a handful of games tucked within.
Prepare yourself for a peaceful ride filled with inspiring stories that will get you even more excited about your travel adventure.
Safe (almost-too-quiet) travels!
Listening Time: 4 hours
Day One: The Christmas Drum
Now that it’s Christmas morning, Martin & Sylvia worry the holiday fun is over. Until they find one more gift behind the tree…
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Episode One: The Long Ride North
Aurora and her five children live a quiet life in the woods, until one day they receive a phone call.
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Sparkle Car #3: Adventures Ahead
Includes: an original Martin & Sylvia story, plus stories from Norway and Southern Appalachia.
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Sparkle Car #5: Treasures Near and Far
Includes: an original By Thistle By Thimble story, plus tales from Turkey and Old Persia, along with a fun car game.
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Harriet the Hawk
A very big and adventurous hawk visits the Junkyard and, strangely, she seems to recognize Ben Thompson!
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Carrying Your Home
Martin & Sylvia work together to bring pieces of their home with them on their trip to the city.
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About the authors
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Suzanne Loring
Creative ContributorA New England girl at heart, Suzanne hails from the Green Mountains of Vermont where she rides boards and bikes, climbs rocks, and runs trails with her two boys, husband, and pup, Jango. She can usually be found reading a book or writing (and rewriting) her first novel.
