Books with author Deaver Brown

Horace Mann was the founder of the free public school movement in Massachusetts, then America, and by inference the whole world. This was his great mission which he accomplished. The Art of Teaching speech was his best writing. Includes an introduction about his work; his biography; key quotations; the full text of The Art of Teaching; Summary of his work too.

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Rupert was born with a slight disability. His eyes were crossed. As a result, many of his young friends made fun of his problem. Often they would not associate with him. Rupert was able to make friends with some of the other animals of the barnyard. With the love of his caring mother and Billy, another rooster, Rupert was able to survive his youth. After Rupert and Billy reached maturity, they went on an adventure from the mountains to the coast. At each stop they helped other chickens that were in distress. They returned to the mountains in time to save Rupert's mother from a disastrous situation. Rupert uses his disability to become a hero many times throughout the book. Rupert the Cross-eyed Rooster teaches it's readers to accept others regardless of their disabilities. These are stories which are taken from Brown's collections of folklore of the Blue Ridge Mountains and include lessons of tolerance, love, responsibility and friendship that the youngest to the oldest readers will appreciate. The book is filled with humorous quotes which are translations of "chicken scratch." This is an excellent book for reading to younger readers.

Mice have been with humans for over ten thousand years. Imagine if they could relate to us humans all the words, plans, and schemes they have heard through our walls or somewhere hiding close by our history would certainly be different in many respects. The Confederate Mouse was such a mouse. He made friends with the Confederate Soldiers and helped them win "The First Battle of Manassas" during the Civil War. This fiction story teaches its readers the value of friendship and loyalty through the deeds of The Confederate Mouse and his family. The readers of this story will be invited into the caves and tunnels of the friendly little field mice of Northern Virginia. Readers will be privileged to witness a secret board meeting of the wise and elder mice to discuss the "spy" work of the mice who will develop a workable plan to help their friends win their battle. When reading this book one will learn the benefits of working together and many family values that the intelligent little field mice possess. You will be a witness to the rewards and recognition that the mice receive for their hard work.