In the second Katie & Kimble
book, we discover that the Russell family is trying to eat healthier
foods.  Can you think of an example?  That’s right—they only have pizza
on special occasions and they don’t eat much red meat anymore.

Katie’s
family also cares about the earth and about all living things, like
trees.  For example, when Katie’s dad does the grocery shopping, he
takes cloth bags with him.  No paper or plastic for him!  And when he
puts up a swing on the old oak tree in the backyard, he’s very careful
not to harm the tree and he doesn’t use any nails at all.

The song that Mr. Russell sings is called “For the Beauty of the
Earth.” It's a beautiful old hymn – one of my favorites. You will
notice, if you send a free Katie & Kimble e-card, that you can
choose this song. Listen here.

I wanted Katie & Kimble readers to be able to hear this beautiful
song with the words. So, I made up a list of songs from iTunes so you
can hear free samples.

The first version of the song is from the 1994 movie Little Women,
a story about four sisters growing up together 150 years ago. This version has
just two voices singing with no music. It is very plain and sweet.

The second version of the song is sung by a group of sisters called
BarlowGirl. This is an amazing and beautiful arrangement. It almost
sounds like a Christmas carol. This might be considered odd since this
song is not a Christmas song. But, I sure do enjoy listening to the
BarlowGirl version. It's very modern. 

In the second Katie & Kimble
book, we discover that the Russell family is trying to eat healthier
foods.  Can you think of an example?  That’s right—they only have pizza
on special occasions and they don’t eat much red meat anymore.

Katie’s
family also cares about the earth and about all living things, like
trees.  For example, when Katie’s dad does the grocery shopping, he
takes cloth bags with him.  No paper or plastic for him!  And when he
puts up a swing on the old oak tree in the backyard, he’s very careful
not to harm the tree and he doesn’t use any nails at all.

The song that Mr. Russell sings is called “For the Beauty of the
Earth.” It's a beautiful old hymn – one of my favorites. You will
notice, if you send a free Katie & Kimble e-card, that you can
choose this song. Listen here.

I wanted Katie & Kimble readers to be able to hear this beautiful
song with the words. So, I made up a list of songs from iTunes so you
can hear free samples.

The first version of the song is from the 1994 movie Little Women,
a story about four sisters growing up together 150 years ago. This version has
just two voices singing with no music. It is very plain and sweet.

The second version of the song is sung by a group of sisters called
BarlowGirl. This is an amazing and beautiful arrangement. It almost
sounds like a Christmas carol. This might be considered odd since this
song is not a Christmas song. But, I sure do enjoy listening to the
BarlowGirl version. It's very modern. 

In the second Katie & Kimble
book, we discover that the Russell family is trying to eat healthier
foods.  Can you think of an example?  That’s right—they only have pizza
on special occasions and they don’t eat much red meat anymore.

Katie’s
family also cares about the earth and about all living things, like
trees.  For example, when Katie’s dad does the grocery shopping, he
takes cloth bags with him.  No paper or plastic for him!  And when he
puts up a swing on the old oak tree in the backyard, he’s very careful
not to harm the tree and he doesn’t use any nails at all.

The song that Mr. Russell sings is called “For the Beauty of the
Earth.” It's a beautiful old hymn – one of my favorites. You will
notice, if you send a free Katie & Kimble e-card, that you can
choose this song. Listen here.

I wanted Katie & Kimble readers to be able to hear this beautiful
song with the words. So, I made up a list of songs from iTunes so you
can hear free samples.

The first version of the song is from the 1994 movie Little Women,
a story about four sisters growing up together 150 years ago. This version has
just two voices singing with no music. It is very plain and sweet.

The second version of the song is sung by a group of sisters called
BarlowGirl. This is an amazing and beautiful arrangement. It almost
sounds like a Christmas carol. This might be considered odd since this
song is not a Christmas song. But, I sure do enjoy listening to the
BarlowGirl version. It's very modern.