Books with author Nancy Rose

Most squirrels spend their winter days hiding acorns in the snow. Not Mr. Peanuts. He loves Christmas and he's very excited when Cousin Squirrel invites him to spend Christmas at his place. After a busy day building snowmen, sledding, snowshoeing, and roasting chestnuts, Mr. Peanuts and Cousin Squirrel settle in to wait for Santa ... Christmas is so much better when you have a friend to spend it with.THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT!

Mr. Peanuts is an unusual squirrel. He likes to grill hot dogs on his tiny grill. He plays the piano beautifully. He likes to read (his favourite books are A Tail of Two Cities and Good Night, Nut ). But once in a while he feels lonely. One day, he writes a letter to Cousin Squirrel to invite him to visit, and to his great joy, Cousin Squirrel agrees! It turns out that Cousin Squirrel is an unusual squirrel, too, and Mr. Peanuts realizes that having a friend makes everything twice as fun.

An ordinary horse finds himself in one of the most competitive venues in the world. What could he possible be doing there. He is not a Grand Prix jumper or a Grand Prix Dressage horse. But he turns out to have a very important job. Based on a real pony and illustrated by two of his former riders, this book will help support Horses for a Change. Learn more at www.horsesforachange.org

"A charming introduction to prayer and journaling." Madeline L'Engle "This book is for you, the young women who are journeying toward adulthood. Fortunately, you will not be alone on your journey into the future. You will have the support and friendship of God. This book is about the way this friendship grows through praying." Nancy Roth A wonderful gift for girls to accompany them as they journey toward their teen years, Tween Prayer: Friendship with God is a short book aimed at 8-12 year olds that presents different approaches to prayer. At the end of each chapter, there are journal pages for the reader's thoughts and reflections.

A young boy visits Grandpa for the day, and enjoys Grandpa's affection even when he is too noisy or energetic. A charming book reminiscent of the best of family times, it is illustrated with photos from the 1950's. Familiar scenes of the homes and yards of decades ago prompt Grandma and Grandpa to share their memories with younger family members. Hardcover with sturdy, side-sewn bindings and quality paper, this book is made to be read over and over, and then passed on to the next bunch of kids.