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Gnome From Nome Serendipity
Stephen Cosgrove
Hardcover (GROLIER ENTERPRISES, March 15, 1974)When a lonely and cold gnome sets out to learn how to avoid being cold "from the inside out" he finds a friend in a sea otter. Together they discover that the secret to staying warm is found in friendship. Illustrated by Robin James.
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SOS: the song of the sea
Stephen Cosgrove
language (Heritage Builders, March 10, 2015)SOS, song of the sea, is wrapped in the magical premise that whales, dolphins, and other mammals of the sea communicate with one another. Critically, the history of their world is contained in the singing of a masterful song called The Song of the Sea.This history would have been sequestered forever safe from man’s prying eyes had not an entire pod of whales elected to beach themselves in protest of the man’s on-going devastation of the sea. One whale, Harmony, was chosen to stand off in the deeper waters and record this horrific event into the musical history of their world, The Song of the Sea. Devastated by this loss, Harmony calls for a gathering of all the intelligent contributors to the song, a conclave, where Sandwalkers (mankind) will finally stand trial for all their crimes against nature.SOS is the singing of all the amazing and sometimes tragic events leading to the conclave. Narrated by Harmony, two dolphins, and a marine biologist who ultimately glimpses beyond the veil that has kept mankind from truly understanding the brotherhood of all creatures of the earth, SOS, song of the sea is an amazing ecological fantasy. Written by award-winning children’s author Stephen Cosgrove, his first novel.
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Humbugg / Snugg
Stephen Cosgrove
Hardcover (H, )None
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Nitter Pitter
Stephen Cosgrove, Robin James
Paperback (Heritage Builders, Nov. 17, 2015)Volume #20 of the Serendipity SeriesAlthough Nitter Pitter is the best-looking horse on Serendipity Island, he must learn there is more to life than his appearance. Based on the true story of Stephen’s horse, Nitter Pitter, who would waste all sunny days gazing in admiration at his own shadow.
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Hucklebug
Stephen Cosgrove
Hardcover (Grolier Enterprises, Jan. 1, 1975)Young Berry Hucklebug runs away from his village rather than help gather food but soon regrets his decision.
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Gnome from Nome
Stephen Cosgrove
Paperback (Sasquatch Books, March 15, 1877)None
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Bangalee
Stephen Cosgrove
Paperback (Serendipity Press [Mankato, MN : available in hardcover from Creative Education], Jan. 1, 1976)Bangalee tries to persuade the other kritters to change their messy ways before the dreaded grunk arrives.
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Derby Downs
Stephen Cosgrove
Hardcover (Multnomah Pub, June 1, 1988)Derby Downs persuades the other young bunnies to ignore the advice of the elder rabbits and start building houses above ground, even though the wisdom and experience of the oldsters suggests it is safer to remain in the burrows underground.
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Leo the Lop: Tail Three
Stephen Cosgrove
Paperback (Price Stern Sloan, March 15, 1982)None
