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Sticky Stanley
Thomas Crawford, Dodie O'Keefe
Paperback (Troll Associates, March 15, 1970)None
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Sitting Bull: Warrior of the Sioux
Jane Fleischer, Bert Dodson
Paperback (Troll Associates, Oct. 28, 1998)Traces the life of the brave Sioux Indian who became chief of his nation and led the attack on General Custer
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Abe Lincoln: The Young Years
Keith Brandt, John Lawn
Paperback (Troll Associates, Dec. 5, 1997)The hardships he faced as a child and his early love of reading helped Lincoln on his way to becoming a sensitive lawyer and politician
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Who Cried for Pie?
Veronica Buffinton, Illustrated
Paperback (Troll Assocociates, March 15, 1970)None
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Belling The Tiger
Mary Stolz, Beni Montresor
Paperback (Troll Associates, Aug. 16, 1989)Belling The Tiger
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My Grandma, the Witch
Adrian Robert, Gioia Fiammenghi
Paperback (Troll Associates, June 1, 1985)Molly's grandmother says she's too young to be a witch, but one day Molly finds her grandma's book of secrets and decides to try some spells.
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Baboushka and the Three Kings
Ruth Robbins
Paperback (Troll Associates, Jan. 1, 1960)Glossy pictorial paperback. 1960. 6.75x6.50x0.15 THE RUSSIAN FOLK FOR CHILDREN TELE ABOUT WOMAN WITH THREE KINGS.
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I can read about ghosts
Erica Frost
Paperback (Troll Associates, March 15, 1975)Summary: Andrew the ghost is afraid of everything until a burglar comes to rob the castle he is supposed to be haunting. Juvenile literature: children's vintage paperback read-along story book with cassette tape.
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Mr. Mac-A-Doodle, you're a genius: A book of numbers
Marian Frances
Paperback (Troll Associates, March 15, 1972)Farmer Mr. Mac-a-Doodle has a fine farm, but he wants a bigger barn. So he adds many animals to stretch his barn to a bigger size. What does Mrs. Mac-a-Doodle think of this plan?
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The adventure of the empty house
David Eastman, Allan Eitzen
Paperback (Troll Associates, Jan. 1, 1982)Sherlock Holmes is thought to be dead, murdered by his enemy Moriarty, but turns up alive to solve a puzzling murder.
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My Dog Never Says Please
Suzanne Williams
Paperback (TROLL ASSOCIATES, Aug. 16, 1997)As far as Ginny Mae is concerned, her dog--Ol' Red--has got it made. He eats with his mouth open....and doesn't get yelled at. He runs around barefoot....and doesn't get yelled at. He leaves his stuff wherever he wants....and doesn't get yelled at. And he never, ever has to say please. So one day, Ginny Mae decides to join him. And what follows is a hilarious take on a dog's life--from a little girl's point of view.
