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The old swimming hole
Mary Carol Nagel
Unknown Binding (Macmillan/McGraw-Hill, March 15, 1997)This book has never been in circulation with funds used to support the Opp Literacy Center. This book is shipped the same day.
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Shy Violet Blue
Carla Nagel
Paperback (Christian Faith Publishing, Inc, Aug. 26, 2016)Shy Violet Blue is a heartwarming story about a young girl named Violet Blue. Violet Blue struggles with extreme shyness. The only friendship Violet has is with her pet caterpillar named Sonya. In this story, Violet and her caterpillar are temporarily separated. Both Violet and Sonya go through some not so easy but necessary transformations! Violet's love for her pet is the motivation she needs to make some changes. This is an endearing story about love, growth, and development. In the end, it is love that sets her free!
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The Old Swimming Hole
Mary Carol Nagel
Unknown Binding (McGraw-Hill, March 15, 2002)PLEASE NOTE: Currently we're in the process of updating Description, Photos, etc. of many of our listings, and apologize for any lack of information on these items. However, please be assured that you may shop with Total Confidence with current information presented...-Thanks Always
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Nana the Baby Pine Tree
Carol Nan
Paperback (Publish America, )None
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Shy Violet Blue
Carla Nagel
eBook (Christian Faith Publishing, Inc., Oct. 3, 2016)Shy Violet Blue is a heartwarming story about a young girl named Violet Blue. Violet Blue struggles with extreme shyness. The only friendship Violet has is with her pet caterpillar named Sonya. In this story, Violet and her caterpillar are temporarily separated. Both Violet and Sonya go through some not so easy but necessary transformations! Violet's love for her pet is the motivation she needs to make some changes. This is an endearing story about love, growth, and development. In the end, it is love that sets her free!
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Nana the Baby Pine Tree
Carol Nan
Paperback (America Star Books, Sept. 25, 2012)The park is a lovely place for children to run and play and parents to relax on a bench. You can hear the sounds of singing and laughter in the back ground. If you listen very closely you might hear the whispers of the trees. Have you ever wondered what the trees may be saying to each other? Maybe you would be surprised!
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It's right on the way
Mary Carol Nagel
Unknown Binding (Macmillan/McGraw Hill, March 15, 1997)Beginners reading group