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Books published by publisher Pollydoodles Publishing and Design

  • Dawn of Day

    J. A. McPhail, Gwen Battis

    Paperback (Rowe Publishing and Design, March 5, 2012)
    Henrietta never liked history. But on a late summer day in 1932, she and her sometimes annoying little sister Irma Jean, hear an exciting true story from their artist friend, Maude Mitchell-a story that takes them back in time 75 years. In 1856, Maude's father, William Mitchell, came from Connecticut to support the Free State cause in Kansas. William and his sister Agnes hid runaway slaves in their cabin, including Jesse and Abby, two slave children who'd been cruelly separated from their mother. Henrietta had learned about the Underground Railroad at school, but she never realized how dangerous it was for everyone involved. But what has slavery got to do with the family secret and Aunt Jo being mad at her parents? As the pieces of the puzzle begin to come together, Henrietta discovers a surprise from the past that nobody dreamed was possible.
  • Hark! I Hear a Meadowlark!

    Roy Bird, Kim Harp, Gwen Battis

    Hardcover (Rowe Publishing and Design, Feb. 25, 2013)
    "Hark! I hear a meadowlark. And the meadowlark hears me." Follow along as two small children discover numerous Kansas symbols using all five senses. It is sure to be a favorite for generations to come!
  • Little Ike: Dwight D. Eisenhower's Abilene Boyhood

    Roy Bird, Gwen Battis

    Hardcover (Rowe Publishing and Design, Sept. 1, 2011)
    "Abilene is just another small town," Little Ike told himself, "no different from all the others that dot the plains." But it had not always been that way. This beautifully illustrated book about Eisenhower's youth is more than a children's picture book. It is filled with the rich biography of one of America's most remembered presidents. Included is a section for older readers taking a deeper look into his entire career plus helpful references and Internet links for further research. We are certain that Little Ike will become a highly regarded piece of presidential heritage about Dwight D. Eisenhower, the 34th President of the United States.
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  • The Ranch Race

    Sam Carkhuff Jr., Katie Crow

    Paperback (Rowe Publishing and Design, Nov. 9, 2012)
    In this tale of adventure, the animals of the Witcher Ranch are off to compete in the annual ranch race! Follow Orana the Dog and her friends as they help one another, find themselves in some sticky situations and race to the finish line. An encounter with some unwanted visitors creates a surprise ending for all to enjoy! On your mark...get set...GO! The Ranch Race was inspired by and created by the author's love and enjoyment of the outdoors, his friendships, his family, his experiences, and his desire to create and tell stories that are full of adventure, humor, relationships, and friendships. The Ranch Race is the author's debut into the world of children's stories and is the first in a series. Be sure to look for more exciting books featuring the ranch animals as they enjoy life on the ranch and the opportunities it creates to help one another. Enjoy!
  • Dawn of Day by J. A. McPhail

    J. A. McPhail

    Paperback (Rowe Publishing and Design, March 15, 1619)
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  • Dawn of Day

    J. A. McPhail, Gwen Battis

    Hardcover (Rowe Publishing and Design, March 5, 2012)
    Henrietta never liked history. But on a late summer day in 1932, she and her sometimes annoying little sister Irma Jean, hear an exciting true story from their artist friend, Maude Mitchell-a story that takes them back in time 75 years. In 1856, Maude's father, William Mitchell, came from Connecticut to support the Free State cause in Kansas. William and his sister Agnes hid runaway slaves in their cabin, including Jesse and Abby, two slave children who'd been cruelly separated from their mother. Henrietta had learned about the Underground Railroad at school, but she never realized how dangerous it was for everyone involved. But what has slavery got to do with the family secret and Aunt Jo being mad at her parents? As the pieces of the puzzle begin to come together, Henrietta discovers a surprise from the past that nobody dreamed was possible.
  • The Ranch Race

    Sam Carkhuff Jr., Katie Crow

    Hardcover (Rowe Publishing and Design, Nov. 9, 2012)
    In this tale of adventure, the animals of the Witcher Ranch are off to compete in the annual ranch race! Follow Orana the Dog and her friends as they help one another, find themselves in some sticky situations and race to the finish line. An encounter with some unwanted visitors creates a surprise ending for all to enjoy! On your mark...get set...GO! The Ranch Race was inspired by and created by the author's love and enjoyment of the outdoors, his friendships, his family, his experiences, and his desire to create and tell stories that are full of adventure, humor, relationships, and friendships. The Ranch Race is the author's debut into the world of children's stories and is the first in a series. Be sure to look for more exciting books featuring the ranch animals as they enjoy life on the ranch and the opportunities it creates to help one another. Enjoy!
  • Dawn of Day By McPhail, J A

    J A McPhail

    Hardcover (Rowe Publishing and Design, March 5, 2012)
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  • Don't Stick a Bean Up Your Nose! by Tj Benham

    Tj Benham

    Paperback (Rowe Publishing and Design, Jan. 1, 1831)
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  • Jamie's Journey: The Savannah

    Susan M Ebbers

    Paperback (Rowe Publishing and Design, Jan. 9, 2012)
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  • The Ranch Race by Sam Carkhuff Jr.

    Sam Carkhuff Jr.

    Paperback (Rowe Publishing and Design, March 15, 1773)
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  • Andrew's Happy Thought: Children's positive thinking

    Andi Johnson

    Paperback (Pollydoodles Publishing and Design, )
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