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The Far Frontier
William O Steele, Paul Galdone
(Weekly Reader, Jan. 1, 1961)The wilderness and its natural wonders, as well as the settlers and the warring Indians, come vividly alive for readers today in a book that will quickly take its place with Mr. Steele's outstanding earlier successes, such as Winter Danger, The Lone Hunt and the Perilous Road, which was a runner-up for the Newbery Medal.
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Wizard of Oz, The
L. Frank Baum
Hardcover (Weekly Reader, March 15, 1984)Vintage children's book
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Corduroy's Easter Party
DON FREEMAN
Hardcover (Weekly Reader, Aug. 16, 2003)None
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Sun Dust Devil Horse
Eva Zumwalt
Paperback (Weekly Reader Books, March 15, 1976)Self-conscious about the limp she is left with after a car accident, sixteen-year-old Laurie is apprehensive when her grandfather insists she learn to ride one of his quarter horses.
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Rabbits on Roller Skates!
Jan Wahl
Paperback (Weekly Reader, March 15, 1986)Rabbits on roller skates! Here they come: leaping, creeping, dashing, splashing, over the hills, across the water, through the town. And there they go: right on into the roller rink for the championship contest? Great short story perfect for nap or bedtime. Good first reader too.
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the thunder-pup
janet hickman
Paperback (Weekly Reader, March 15, 1981)Linnie McKay can hardly wait for her tenth birthday. She thinks she'll be getting a puppy. But things start going wrong in the weeks before her birthday. She's afraid of thunderstorms, has to deal with a houseguest whom she doesn't like, and then doesn't get the surprise she expects. During another thunderstorm, Linnie begins to discover what growing up is about and how lucky she really is.
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The Tale of Peter Rabbit
Beatrix Potter
Hardcover (Weekly Reader, )None
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Part Time Dog
Jane Thayer
Hardcover (WEEKLY READER CHILDREN'S, March 15, 1954)A CUTE STORY OF A LOST DOG WHO WON THE HEARTS OF 3 DIFFERENT PEOPLE WHO ALL THOUGHT HE WAS SOMEONE ELSE'S DOG...SWEET ENDING!
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BABY KERMIT'S CHRISTMAS
Louise Gikow, Lauren Attinello
Hardcover (Weekly Reader Books, March 15, 1988)It is Christmas Eve in the Muppet nursery, and all the babies- except one- are sound asleep. Only Baby Kirmit lies awake watching the falling snow. He is worried that if the snow falls too deep Santa can't find the nursery. So Kermit decides to travel to the north pole to find Santa's House and save Christmas.
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The Wizard of Oz
L.Frank. Baum, Rowan Clifford
Leather Bound (Weekly Reader, March 15, 1982)None
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MIKE MULLIGAN AND HIS STEAM SHOVEL
VIRGINIA LEE BURTON
Hardcover (Weekly Reader, Jan. 1, 2000)Weekly Reader Century Collection 2000 edition of this popular children's book favorite Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel by Virginia Lee Burton.
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My Dog Never Says Please
Suzanne Williams, Tedd Arnold
Hardcover (Weekly Reader, Aug. 16, 2005)It's a dog's life - Ginny Mae thinks her dog, Ol' Red, has got it made. All day long, he lies in the sun, chasing cats and scratching an occasional itch. He eats with his mouth open, runs around barefoot, and leaves his stuff wherever he wants. Best of all, Ol' Red never, ever has to say please. Ol' Red's life is so easy that one day Ginny Mae decides to join her canine companion. And what follows is a hilarious story that will make readers sit up and beg to hear it again.
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