Books with author Lela E. Rogers

Ella's life is forever changed when her mother tells her that her father just passed away. From there on, Ella faces the challenge of coping with the loss of her dad as she grows and faces new experiences. Just when all hope escapes her, a bright red cardinal swoops down from the treetops and gives her powerful words of advice.Prepare to be inspired by the color and beauty that can be found in the darkest of circumstances, and Always remember that there is still hope.

This is a original copy of the 1942 Whitman Publishing Company. All condition is related to the age of the book, 66 years old. The cover is very good with normal handling wear around edges. All of the pages and cinside cover have aging browish color but the inside pages are in excellent condition and all are legitable. There is evidence of the pages pulling from the binder. The pages are fully attached. A small amt of glue can fix this. Pleasenote I am not a professional and if you have questions please advise.

Excerpt from Ginger Rogers and the Riddle of the Scarlet Cloak: An Original Story Featuring Ginger Rogers, Famous Motion-Picture Star, as the HeroineGinger rogers sat at the telephone switchboard of the Seaview Arms Hotel in a city on the West Coast. One pump-clad foot tapped a lazy rhythm on the circle of wood that held together the long legs of the stool on which she was perched. Eight hours a night, six nights a week, she sat there, answering in that voice with a smile the thousand-and-one strange requests which only the guests of expensive hotels have the courage to make or the imagination to conceive.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

If You Had Only Asked, is a character lesson, appropriate for children preschool age to early elementary age. It is a story of three bunnies who want to have a taste of their mom's pie she has baked, but learn a lesson the hard way, that they should of asked her for a taste first. They are fun, loving bunnies who learn it is always best to ask your mom for permission!

FITZROY, a young kangaroo, loves living in the outback of Australia with his kangaroo family. This season the outback is greener than usual, and the beautiful plants growing against the red earth delight him. Then he notices the nasty pile of trash that sits alongside the railroad tracks. Every day it grows bigger and bigger, and gets smellier and smellier. Some of the little joeys are even getting sick! Fitzroy is determined to find a way to clean up the hot mess and ensure that it never collects in the outback again. But it's a big job, too big to do by himself. It will take a lot of paws and claws to get the job done! Fitzroy and the mob find that sometimes the help you need is right there beside you. You just have to have the courage to step forward and ask for it. This delightful story not only entertains it educates. It teaches children that it's important to keep their homes and our planet clean. The fully illustrated tale is enhanced with a glossary containing entries relating to the flora and fauna mentioned withing the story. The entries contain links to web pages where the reader can go to learn more about the outback and its unusual residents. This is a wonderful read-to-me-book or a first chapter book for young readers.