Books with author Allen Nancy Kelly

Hiram builds fires to heat the two-room schoolhouse and earns dimes for his trouble. With a heart full of hope, he saves his money in a sock and thumbs through a catalog looking at a shiny fiddle, a maple fiddle, the kind of fiddle he dreamed of playing. Tragedy strikes. Hiram uses the dimes to help his family and sets his hopes on a gift from the Christmas elves that send a present to every child in school. Hiram delights in the simple presents he receives and those gifts change the course of his life.

Hi. I’m Nana Nancy. Today I would like to tell you a story about my granddaughter. Her name is Makayla. I like to call her Makayla Wayla. This makes her laugh. Makayla likes to do many activities. She especially likes to go snowboarding. She and her brother Bryce have been to Whistler’s Mountain in British Columbia. Those mountains have a lot of snow. Really, really, deep, fluffy snow. The highest mountain in Whistler is called Blackcomb Mountain. This is part of the Rocky Mountain Range. It is 2,440 metres or 8,010 feet. The chair lift goes to 2,240 metres or 7,350 feet. It is above the clouds. Hey, readers! You can look on your tablet or iPad or computer and see pictures of the mountain and all of the activities they offer for winter sports. The highest mountain peak in Canada is Mount Logan in the Yukon, in Kluane National Park. It is 5,959 metres or 19,550 feet.

Why are ravens black? Why do screech owl eyes look red in light? How did we get fire? You ll find the answers to those questions in this retelling of a Cherokee pourquoi folktale. The earth was cold and dark but the animals could see fire coming from the tree on the island. They tried to fly or swim to the island to bring back the fire heat and light. What happened to some of the animals? Which animal brought it back and how?"

Hiram builds fires to heat the two-room schoolhouse and earns dimes for his trouble. With aheart full of hope, he saves his money in a sock and thumbs through a catalog looking at ashiny fiddle, a maple fiddle, the kind of fiddle he dreamed of playing. Tragedy strikes. Hiramuses the dimes to help his family and sets his hopes on a gift from the Christmas elves thatsend a present to every child in school. Hiram delights in the simple presents hereceives and those gifts change the course of his life.

Hi. I’m Nana Nancy. Today I would like to tell you a story about my granddaughter. Her name is Makayla. I like to call her Makayla Wayla. This makes her laugh.Makayla likes to do many activities. She especially likes to go snowboarding. She and her brother Bryce have been to Whistler’s Mountain in British Columbia. Those mountains have a lot of snow. Really, really, deep, fluffy snow. The highest mountain in Whistler is called Blackcomb Mountain. This is part of the Rocky Mountain Range. It is 2,440 metres or 8,010 feet. The chair lift goes to 2,240 metres or 7,350 feet. It is above the clouds.Hey, readers! You can look on your tablet or iPad or computer and see pictures of the mountain and all of the activities they offer for winter sports. The highest mountain peak in Canada is Mount Logan in the Yukon, in Kluane National Park. It is 5,959 metres or 19,550 feet.

Hiram builds fires to heat the two-room schoolhouse and earns dimes for his trouble. With a heart full of hope, he saves his money in a sock and thumbs through a catalog looking at a shiny fiddle, a maple fiddle, the kind of fiddle he dreamed of playing. Tragedy strikes. Hiram uses the dimes to help his family and sets his hopes on a gift from the Christmas elves that send a present to every child in school. Hiram delights in the simple presents he receives and those gifts change the course of his life.

"This book is printed in a font that helps earlier readers and people with Dyslexia read more confidently. This font can be used by all. For more info go to www.Dyslexiefont.com Go to www.mcp-store.com to find out more about the typeface and discounts."Hiram builds fires to heat the two-room schoolhouse and earns dimes for his trouble. With a heart full of hope, he saves his money in a sock and thumbs through a catalog looking at a shiny fiddle, a maple fiddle, the kind of fiddle he dreamed of playing. Tragedy strikes. Hiram uses the dimes to help his family and sets his hopes on a gift from the Christmas elves that send a present to every child in school. Hiram delights in the simple presents he receives and those gifts change the course of his life.