Travelling the Georgia Roads with Nancy Noodlehead

Go on a fun filled romp with Nancy Noodlehead as she travels around her state of Georgia, the Peach State. Follow her day journal as she explores Princess Trahylta's grave, finds a staurolyte good luck cross, visits the state's two rivaling peanut monuments, meets gopher tortoises at three state parks, learns about George Washington Perry and the world's largest wide-mouthed bass, and there's lots more! Learn about some of Georgia's state symbols and legends as you too learn to have "Georgia on your mind."

After many requests for a book on Georgia, particularly for the second grade curriculum, Nancy Noodlehead got busy and hit the Georgia roads, taking pictures, collecting facts and legends, and keeping a journal about fun places she visited in her home state of Georgia. Included in her seven day adventure are explorations of the state amphibian (the green tree frog); a visit to Princess Trahyta's grave and search for the fountain of youth; her search for Georgia's two peanut monuments; a trip to see The Big Oak, as wide as it is tall; three meetings with our state reptile, the gopher tortoise; eating grits, the state prepared food; revisiting the site where George Washington Perry caught the world's largest wide mouthed bass; and finding a rare staurolyte, the state mineral. So she wrote a book: Travelling the Georgia Roads with Nancy Noodlehead with the help of Cathy Kaemmerlen, her alias, and she converted it to an e-book for all to enjoy.

Cathy Kaemmerlen, aka Nancy Noodlehead, is an actress, storyteller, and author of 4 books and numerous plays. She has some 20 different curricular based shows she tours in schools, often performing as Nancy Noodlehead, who has Georgia on her mind. She lives in Kennesaw, GA with her husband, Robert Gaare and cat, Missy.