Books with author Ron Chan

Colter, a teenage boy with cancer, becomes an action-adventure hero in this novel about a native American Indian tribe known as the Monacans, Clan of the Black Bear. After crossing through a time portal to colonial America, he shares many adventures with them including hunting, fishing, horseback riding, making crafts, exploring the wilderness, and protecting the land from marauding settlers.

Eleven short stories that celebrate nature are bundled together for your enjoyment. The title story is about the largest terrapin in Tilghman Cove, which is hated by local fishermen and hunted by the Simpson brothers. Valerie and her brother, Doug, must rely on their wits to try to save this elusive creature whose past is part of their family's history. Other stories deal with boys trying to find courage or understand the outdoors, a rebellious girl who adores a thunderstorm more than sunshine, a greyhound that loses a race and is banished from the track with dangerous consequences, and a six-year old girl who competes with a sixty year old farmer to raise and groom the best show rooster. These stories are recommended for middle grade children, ages 8-12, but older readers are welcomed.

Colter, a teenage boy with cancer, becomes an action-adventure hero in this novel about a native American Indian tribe known as the Monacans, Clan of the Black Bear. After crossing through a time portal to colonial America, he shares many adventures with them including hunting, fishing, horseback riding, making crafts, exploring the wilderness, and protecting the land from marauding settlers.

Eleven short stories that celebrate nature are bundled together for your enjoyment. The title story is about the largest terrapin in Tilghman Cove, which is hated by local fishermen and hunted by the Simpson brothers. Valerie and her brother, Doug, must rely on their wits to try to save this elusive creature whose past is part of their family's history. Other stories deal with boys trying to find courage or understand the outdoors, a rebellious girl who adores a thunderstorm more than sunshine, a greyhound that loses a race and is banished from the track with dangerous consequences, and a six-year old girl who competes with a sixty year old farmer to raise and groom the best show rooster. These stories are recommended for middle grade children, ages 8-12, but older readers are welcomed.