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| Reuben Series | View shopping basket | |
| by Merle Good | ||
Related Items Amish Children Quilting Series | Reuben is an Amish boy who has five sisters. Join in their adventures as they go about their days. | Details... |
| Plain Pig's ABC's: A Day on Plain Pig's Amish Farm | View shopping basket | |
| by Phyllis Pellman Good | ||
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illustrated by Cheryl Benner hardcover, 24 pages, $14.95 | Add... | |
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illustrated by Cheryl Benner paperback, 24 pages, $6.95 | Add... | |
Cover... Related Items Children | Plain Pig is one plump little animal, fully at home on her busy
Amish farm. Plain Pig's world is filled with the boisterous barnyard creatures who occupy most Amish farmsteads, but the point of view is always Plain Pig's! Plain Pig keeps company with Clarence Calf and Hiram Horse. She hopes for a sample of ice cream and she gets within a hoof's reach of Lydia's lunch box. Plain Pig sits in puddles, tunnels through the haymow, and loses herself in mud. But the mishaps are minor. The merry moments prevail! Pudgy Plain Pig introduces the alphabet by hiding behind objects, each or which begins with a different letter--buggy, fence, milkcan, umbrella, vegetables, etc. She also introduces the Amish--those plain people who live exuberantly satisfying lives. Plain Pig opens a window to the world of buggies and quilts, windmills and washlines, pumpkin patches and zucchini hills. Benner's watercolors offer a freshly tactile little animal and an engagingly colorful world, plain though it may first appear. | |
| Mattie Mae | View shopping basket | |
| by Edna Beiler | ||
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paper, 112 pages, $8.95 | Add... | |
Cover... Related Items Children | Edna Beiler shares a delightful story about an eight-year-old Amish girl
written for the primary child. Readers participate in the joys of farm life,
receiving packages in the mail, playing pretend games, finding baby kittens,
attending market, and riding in the buggy behind Prince.
First published in 1967, this book has more than 20,000 copies in print. Newly edited with fresh cover art by Joy Dunn Keenan and the same endearing inside illustrations by Esther Rose Graber. | |
| Lemon Tree Series | View shopping basket | |
| by Esther Bender | ||
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Virginia and the Tiny One illustrated by Joy Dunn Keenan paper, 104 pages, $6.95 "Ginny and Sarah, wake up!" Why does Papa awaken his children in the snowy night before Christmas? They're going to Grandma Katie's house. Virginia is puzzled as they say good-bye to Mama. Spending Christmas at Grandma's would be fun if only she knew what was happening at home. On Christmas Day, just before supper, Papa bursts in the door with the news: "Mama's okay. There are three of them!" What is Papa talking about? Life has just handed Virginia a test of faith and caring. A sequel to Katie and the Lemon Tree. | Add... |
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Elisabeth and the Windmill paperback, $6.95 Elisabeth has a secret which haunts her: she is sixteen and still can't read. It's not that she isn't smart, she just never could go to school on a regular basis. With so many little brothers and sisters, her mother needed her to help at home. But Elisabeth has a dream. She dreams of reading. Hannes Weaver works for the printer in town and after discovering her secret, offers to give her lessons. He is blonde and handsome and a tease. Then Milo comes into her life. Tall, thin, and overworked, he is an indentured servant from Germany. And there is Noah, who secretly wants to take her to the box social. Elisabeth is growing up. Can she still turn cartwheels, climb trees, and run barefoot? Is she falling in love? Fun-loving Elisabeth has much to learn about language, love, faith, and the wonderful ways the windmill of life turns and turns. Copyright 2003. | Add... |
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Related Items Children Christmas | This is a true-to-live story for ages 8-to-12 set in the 1850s, on a mountain plateau of western Maryland. | |
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