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Kakuro books
The
King of Attolia and 
The
Queen of Attolia both by Megan Whalen Turner. HNS, but they have good reviews.
Writing books by Ralph Fletcher. HNS, but we have ordered these ourselves! They have favorable reviews.
Writing
Magic by Gail Carson Levine.
HNS, but we have a writer in the house and she wants to try it.
Emeril's
There's a Chef in my World (Recipes That Take You Places)
HNS, but we enjoy There's a Chef in my Soup.
Marble
Madness by Amanda O'Neill
HNS, looks interesting though.
So
You Want to be an Explorer? HNS
So
You Want to be an Inventor?
by Judith St. George and David Small.
Draw History: The Civil War by Nancy Clayton, Illustrated by Susan Spellman HNS
Douglas Florian's animal poetry
"Who was" Books
Books for learning to draw and paint cartoons
The
Collected Letters of C. S. Lewis: Volume
One ,
Volume
Two, and Volume
Three
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost, illustrated by Susan Jeffers
Anno's Counting Book by Mitsumasa Anno
An exceptional picture book!
C.S. Lewis Letters to Children
One of the most read, best-loved books in our home.
Diane Stanley's biographies for children!
Excellent!
The Light and the Glory, From Sea to Shining Sea, and Sounding Forth the Trumpet
Adult versions, children's versions, activity books, and an audio.
All FOUR Volumes of the Hero Tales Series by Dave and Neta Jackson
And click on Neta's name at the site to find several Trailblazer books!
Scripture Memory Songs with Hermie and Friends by Max Lucado
I have never seen this, but there are currently EIGHT CDs in stock.
Books by Betsy and Giulio Maestro
C. S. Lewis's Space Trilogy
Fields of Fury: The American Civil War by James M. McPherson
How
Much is a Million?
If You Made a Million
Millions To Measure
Great living math from Steven Kellogg!
Michael Hague is an exceptional illustrator!
I Love You As Much... by Laura Krauss Melmed
When
Mr. Jefferson Came To Philadelphia: What I Learned of Freedom, 1776 by Ann
Warren Turner
I
Loved You Before You Were Born by Anne Bowen
Wonderful, warm, gentle book with a strong pro-life message.
Crictor
by Tomi Ungerer
An older, humorous picture book featuring a heroic boa constrictor. One we like.
Paul
Revere's Ride : The Landlord's Tale
I love this version! It opens with Longfellow reciting his poem by the fireplace
in a country inn, exactly the original setting for the poem. Wonderful illustrations!
Blueberries
For The Queen by John and Katherine Paterson
Delightful!
Circus Caps For Sale by Esphyr Slobodkina
The
Mystery Of The Mammoth Bones by James Cross Giblin
Painting the Wind by Emily and Patricia MacLachlan
Paperboy by Louise Borden
Outstanding! Paperboy teaches a wonderful lesson about sticking to
a job you said you would do even if it's not as fun as you thought it would
be. (Heather 16)
Marven
of the Great North Woods
Worth reading! Great Flu Epidemic, logging, early 20th century.
The
Little House Cookbook
There are two books by this title. This one is more in depth for older children.
How
to Talk to Your Cat
by Jean Craighead George. My children have enjoyed this book on cat behavior
and communication for years. There are many more
books by this author.
Little House Books
Miss
Lady Bird's Wildflowers
Nice picture book. Mrs. Lyndon Johnson.
Watch
Me Grow by Stuart Campbell
This has wonderful "4D" ultrasound pictures showing the growth of
a baby! A keeper here!
Hannah
of Fairfield (Pioneer Daughters) by Jean Van Leeuwen
Fine example of family decision-making in Revolutionary War times.
You
Can't Take A Balloon Into The Museum of Fine Arts by Jacqueline Weitzman
Preiss
Delightful. I feature the books in this series every chance I get! They are
outstanding!
Cynthia Rylant's
Mr. Putter & Tabby Books
These are some of our favorite easy readers!
Streets Of Gold by Rosemary Wells
Home
Run by Robert Burleigh
The picture book about Babe Ruth is fun for little boys, and I love
the pictures!
(Heather 16)
How
to Bake by Nick Malgieri
The
Bible for Children by Walter Wangerin
This is excellent!
Then
Sings My Soul
Then Sings My Soul (Book 2)
and Come
Let Us Adore Him: Stories Behind the Most Cherished Christmas Hymns
These are high quality softcovers, not those flimsy things that fall apart
the first time you read them. My Gramma and Grampa gave the first one to me
for my birthday this year. I am really enjoying it! This has a hymn on the left
page and the story behind the hymn on the right page. Did you know that when
All Glory, Laud, And Honor was first written it had seventy-eight verses?
Well, the man who wrote it was in prison so he had plenty of time! Mom bought
me the second book for my birthday and she gave me Come Let Us Adore Him for
Christmas. I like both of them as well. By the way, you can read them in any
order, start with whichever you like! (Heather 16)
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