In the third and final book in this military series, Lang meets the new family moving in across the street. Lang's momma knows the new kids' mother, Mrs. Bradley, and the two families instantly bond over shared food and fun. But one day a car--the kind that no family on a military base wants to see--pulls up beside the house. When the officer delivers the news no one wants to hear, Lang and his family jump into action to help their friends as they also evaluate their future living at Fort Goode. But there is one thing Lang and his parents know: "as long as we together, we home."
In the third and final book in this military series, Lang meets the new family moving in across the street. Lang's momma knows the new kids' mother, Mrs. Bradley, and the two families instantly bond over shared food and fun. But one day a car--the kind that no family on a military base wants to see--pulls up beside the house. When the officer delivers the news no one wants to hear, Lang and his family jump into action to help their friends as they also evaluate their future living at Fort Goode. But there is one thing Lang and his parents know: "as long as we together, we home."
Farewell Friends (Fort Goode, Book #3) Trade Book (Hardcover)
Written ByWinsome Bingham
Illustrated byColin Bootman
Written ByWinsome Bingham
Illustrated byColin Bootman
In the third and final book in this military series, Lang meets the new family moving in across the street. Lang's momma knows the new kids' mother, Mrs. Bradley, and the two families instantly bond over shared food and fun. But one day a car--the kind that no family on a military base wants to see--pulls up beside the house. When the officer delivers the news no one wants to hear, Lang and his family jump into action to help their friends as they also evaluate their future living at Fort Goode. But there is one thing Lang and his parents know: "as long as we together, we home."
In the third and final book in this military series, Lang meets the new family moving in across the street. Lang's momma knows the new kids' mother, Mrs. Bradley, and the two families instantly bond over shared food and fun. But one day a car--the kind that no family on a military base wants to see--pulls up beside the house. When the officer delivers the news no one wants to hear, Lang and his family jump into action to help their friends as they also evaluate their future living at Fort Goode. But there is one thing Lang and his parents know: "as long as we together, we home."
In the third and final book in this military series, Lang meets the new family moving in across the street. Lang's momma knows the new kids' mother, Mrs. Bradley, and the two families instantly bond over shared food and fun. But one day a car--the kind that no family on a military base wants to see--pulls up beside the house. When the officer delivers the news no one wants to hear, Lang and his family jump into action to help their friends as they also evaluate their future living at Fort Goode. But there is one thing Lang and his parents know: "as long as we together, we home."
BISAC Subject HeadingsJUVENILE FICTION / African American & Black Juvenile Fiction / War & Military JUVENILE FICTION / Social Themes / Death, Grief, Bereavement
JUVENILE FICTION / African American & Black Juvenile Fiction / War & Military JUVENILE FICTION / Social Themes / Death, Grief, Bereavement
In the third and final book in this military series, Lang meets the new family moving in across the street. Lang's momma knows the new kids' mother, Mrs. Bradley, and the two families instantly bond over shared food and fun. But one day a car--the kind that no family on a military base wants to see--pulls up beside the house. When the officer delivers the news no one wants to hear, Lang and his family jump into action to help their friends as they also evaluate their future living at Fort Goode. But there is one thing Lang and his parents know: "as long as we together, we home."
In the third and final book in this military series, Lang meets the new family moving in across the street. Lang's momma knows the new kids' mother, Mrs. Bradley, and the two families instantly bond over shared food and fun. But one day a car--the kind that no family on a military base wants to see--pulls up beside the house. When the officer delivers the news no one wants to hear, Lang and his family jump into action to help their friends as they also evaluate their future living at Fort Goode. But there is one thing Lang and his parents know: "as long as we together, we home."
Genre
Fiction, Realistic F
Fiction, Realistic Fiction
Language
English
JUVENILE FICTION / A
JUVENILE FICTION / African American & Black Juvenile Fiction / War & Military JUVENILE FICTION / Social Themes / Death, Grief, Bereavement
Full Description
In the third and final book in this military series, Lang meets the new family moving in across the street. Lang's momma knows the new kids' mother, Mrs. Bradley, and the two families instantly bond over shared food and fun. But one day a car--the kind that no family on a military base wants to see--pulls up beside the house. When the officer delivers the news no one wants to hear, Lang and his family jump into action to help their friends as they also evaluate their future living at Fort Goode. But there is one thing Lang and his parents know: "as long as we together, we home."
