The daily adventures of Sara Kate and her friends continuein Book Two of the Friggles series. Sara Kate's faith inGod and her energy for life continually make an impact on herfriends and all who know her as she shares the Word of God! Inthis book, the Lord leads Sara Kate to make a discovery aboutherself that will forever change her life and give her inspirationfor her future. You will want to read about all of these adventuresas Sara Kate and her friends travel through fourth grade: fromstudies to camping and from traveling to helping the homeless!

ANDROS ISLANDWith a total land mass of 2300 square miles (104 miles long and 40 miles wide, Andros is the largest of all the Bahamian islands. It is only twenty miles from New Providence at its nearest point, yet it has its own character and is viewed by some as one of the most fascinating part of the Bahamas. Andros is made up of islands with hundreds of creeks and rivers, many parts of which have not been explored. There are three large “rivers” dissecting the land mass at the south, middle and north Bights.Mangrove cay divides the northern and southern parts of Andros at middle bight. Travelling on this large river is like being on the Amazon; there are miles and miles of warm tropical water snaking through an abundance of wildlife. Andros is known for its contrasting ecosystems of pine forests, mangrove swamps, blue holes, or hidden lakes, long reefs, agricultural properties and miles of flats.Moreover the western side of Andros is completely undeveloped: aside from red bay on the northwest corner of the island, there are no other settlements on the west side of Andros. This makes it a paradise for the wild life explorer who may be fortunate enough to spot flamingoes or six-foot long iguanas! The eastern shoreline of Andros has many deserted beaches and one coconut grove after another. It seems that each Androsian has his very own coconut grove!

ANDROS ISLANDWith a total land mass of 2300 square miles (104 miles long and 40 miles wide, Andros is the largest of all the Bahamian islands. It is only twenty miles from New Providence at its nearest point, yet it has its own character and is viewed by some as one of the most fascinating part of the Bahamas. Andros is made up of islands with hundreds of creeks and rivers, many parts of which have not been explored. There are three large “rivers” dissecting the land mass at the south, middle and north Bights.Mangrove cay divides the northern and southern parts of Andros at middle bight. Travelling on this large river is like being on the Amazon; there are miles and miles of warm tropical water snaking through an abundance of wildlife. Andros is known for its contrasting ecosystems of pine forests, mangrove swamps, blue holes, or hidden lakes, long reefs, agricultural properties and miles of flats.Moreover the western side of Andros is completely undeveloped: aside from red bay on the northwest corner of the island, there are no other settlements on the west side of Andros. This makes it a paradise for the wild life explorer who may be fortunate enough to spot flamingoes or six-foot long iguanas! The eastern shoreline of Andros has many deserted beaches and one coconut grove after another. It seems that each Androsian has his very own coconut grove!