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Treat Shop
Eleanor Johnson
Paperback (A Beka Book, March 15, 1986)A beka, Treat Shop, A beka # 16667, Paperback Edition.
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Rosie's Magic Friends
Eleanor Johnson
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Jan. 29, 2015)Rosie thought she was an ordinary girl, but the magical secret she discovers while visiting her grandpa will change her life forever. This book was written by an 8-year old girl and is sold here mostly to be available to her friends and family.
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Uncle Bunny
Eleanor M. Johnson
Paperback (SRA, Aug. 16, 1988)Short Story with questions that follow each story.
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Mrs. Perley's people
Eleanor Noyes Johnson
Hardcover (Westminster Press, Jan. 1, 1970)Briefly relates the episodes in Helen Perley's life that fostered her interest in animals and describes at length the unusual animal farm she maintains.
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Library,
Eleanor M Johnson
Unknown Binding (American Education Press, inc, March 15, 1941)None
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King Alfred the Great
Eleanor Noyes. Johnson
Hardcover (Westminster John Knox Press, Jan. 15, 1966)None
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Cowboys
Eleanor M. Johnson
Paperback (Charles Merrill Books, Jan. 1, 1950)None
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Magic carpet
Eleanor M Johnson
Unknown Binding (Calif. State Dept. of Ed, March 15, 1961)None
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Treat Shop
Ed. Johnson, Eleanor M.
Paperback (Pensacola Christian College, March 15, 1991)This is a Level 3 reading book filled with many stories and poem that a young child would find enjoyable.
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Whistle Him in: The Story of a Maine Seal
Eleanor Johnson, Gordon Robinson
Paperback (Gannett Books, June 1, 1985)While visiting his grandparents' saltwater farm in Maine one summer, David becomes friends with a young seal.
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I Want To Be A Big Girl
Eleanor Laws Johnson
Paperback (BookSurge Publishing, Oct. 27, 2008)This delightfully inspiring, illustrated children's book is a must-have for your early learner's book collection. Both you and your little ones will fall in love with Billie, a precocious little preschooler, suddenly in the middle of changes she's trying hard to accept. Help your own early learner, discover along with Billie, how changes may work out, better than expected. Come along and enjoy Billie's thirst and capacity for learning; her joy in discoveries; and her eagerness for growth. Preschoolers and early grade students find Billie's experiences engrossing, exciting and irresistibly motivating. Even grownups, have admitted reading I WANT TO BE A BIG GIRL more than once, and loving it.
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Timberjack and the Chief Book 1
Eleanor Epperson, John Epperson
Hardcover (Pillar Point Pr, Feb. 1, 1985)While living on the Olympic Peninsula during the 1920's, Jack Gates and Chief, an old Indian, confront Jack's father, a logging camp superintendent, who does not want to follow forest conservation practices. Includes a glossary and map.