Books with author Rose Grier Evans

A brother and sister will not put away their toys at the end of the day, no matter what their mother says. When Mom reminds Joey and Lisa about the mysterious Madame Cat—who comes in the night to gather the toys that children refuse to put away—the children will not believe the story. After their toys disappear, the children stay up past bedtime and lay a special trap for Madame Cat—to see if she is real. Will the cat in the green taffeta gown take the bait?

The story of French painters during the nineteenth century is an exciting one, colored by personal rivalries and revolutions in taste. In the face of an indifferent or jeering public, artists often had to make great sacrifices to achieve the sincere expression of their ideals. Firmly established academic painters bitterly opposed all young artists who tried to create new styles, and the inertia of popular taste lent such authority to the Academy that artists could only be original at their own peril.

Frankie is a happy and powerful goat angel who lives in the heavens. Able to hear voices, thoughts, and feelings, Frankie is ready to help when needed. On this day when he hears the voice of Oscar, he stops chewing his heavenly space grass and listens carefully.Oscar, a little boy from the earthly village of Woe, wants to pursue his dream of telling stories, not work in a coal mine like his father. One night after he hears a scratching noise on his bedroom window, Oscar meets Frankie who teaches him how to ask for what he wants in life, overcome his challenges, and ultimately realize his dreams.In this charming children’s story, a goat angel teaches a little boy how to attain his life’s purpose through the law of attraction.

A brother and sister will not put away their toys at the end of the day, no matter what their mother says. When Mom reminds Joey and Lisa about the mysterious Madame Cat--who comes in the night to gather the toys that children refuse to put away--the children will not believe the story. After their toys disappear, the children stay up past bedtime and lay a special trap for Madame Cat--to see if she is real. Will the cat in the green taffeta gown take the bait?

Frankie is a happy and powerful goat angel who lives in the heavens. Able to hear voices, thoughts, and feelings, Frankie is ready to help when needed. On this day when he hears the voice of Oscar, he stops chewing his heavenly space grass and listens carefully.Oscar, a little boy from the earthly village of Woe, wants to pursue his dream of telling stories, not work in a coal mine like his father. One night after he hears a scratching noise on his bedroom window, Oscar meets Frankie who teaches him how to ask for what he wants in life, overcome his challenges, and ultimately realize his dreams.In this charming children's story, a goat angel teaches a little boy how to attain his life's purpose through the law of attraction.

Frankie is a happy and powerful goat angel who lives in the heavens. Able to hear voices, thoughts, and feelings, Frankie is ready to help when needed. On this day when he hears the voice of Oscar, he stops chewing his heavenly space grass and listens carefully.Oscar, a little boy from the earthly village of Woe, wants to pursue his dream of telling stories, not work in a coal mine like his father. One night after he hears a scratching noise on his bedroom window, Oscar meets Frankie who teaches him how to ask for what he wants in life, overcome his challenges, and ultimately realize his dreams.In this charming children’s story, a goat angel teaches a little boy how to attain his life’s purpose through the law of attraction.

(c) 1959 Staple-bound booklet edition of French Painting 19th Century by Grose Evans from The National Gallery of Art Washington DC/ Smithsonian Institution. Booklet Number Two. 43 Pages. Includes paintings and descriptions by artist: Paul Cezanne, Honore Daumier, Edgar Degas; Paul Gauguin, Vincent Van Gogh, Edouard Manet, Claude Monet, and others. Paintings in color.