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| Search for a Fawn | View shopping basket | |
| by Esther Bender | ||
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illustrated by Edna Bender paper, 32 pages, $8.95 | Add... | |
Cover... Related Items Children | "Ed the storekeeper saw the albino fawn on this very farm," the three boys tell Grandma. "Your dad and mom will be away for two weeks," says Grandma. "Maybe the three of you can find it." So begins the search for the elusive white fawn-two weeks of adventure for Skeet, Copper, and Tucker. Alone with Grandma, they map the farm, explore the mine area, and sleep outside waiting for the fawn to appear. Copper grieves for Grandpa, who would have found the fawn for them if he hadn't died. He feels jealous of his younger stepbrother, Tucker, who "doesn't belong." Yet he begins to care for Tucker as they share a campfire and some scary times. One of Tucker's good hunches leads the two of them into the most frightening night of their lives. Before it's over, Copper learns about being brothers For ages 5-10. | |
| April Bluebird | View shopping basket | |
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illustrated by Edna Bender comb binding, 32 pages, $8.95 | Add... | |
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Related Items Children | Two bluebirds huddle on the feeder as a young boy and his sister
watch. Their mother says, "They came back too soon." In the morning,
the boy finds the dead papa bluebird. He carries it to school where
his teacher picks up on the interest of the children for a science
lesson. On the way home from school, his sister says, "Let's take it
to the bird carver." From the bird carver, the children learn lessons of patience. When at last the boy buries the bird, they share the wonder of a mystery: the bluebird lives! For ages 6 to 10. Full-color art from acrylic paintings. | |
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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 Amish Children 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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