Books with title Treasure in the Attic

Kathleen Thompson Norris (July 16, 1880 – January 18, 1966) was a popular American novelist and newspaper columnist. She was one of the most widely read and highest paid female writers in the United States for nearly fifty years, from 1911 to 1959. Her stories appeared in the Atlantic, The American Magazine, McClure's, Everybody's, Ladies' Home Journal and Woman's Home Companion, and she wrote 93 novels, many of which were best sellers. She used her fiction to promote values including the sanctity of marriage, the nobility of motherhood, and the importance of service to others.

Jen and Marc have been buds since the fourth grade. Now sixteen, he's a quirky genius who loves history, the outdoors and old music, and thinks twitters and tweets are for the birds. She's a trendy, vivacious soccer player who likes shopping, iTunes and the latest techno-gadgets, and keeps her nose - and her attention - firmly buried in her devices.This odd couple teams up for a Florida history project that brings them face to face with an 88-year old piece of living history who loves The Simpsons and the Big Bang Theory, and takes them into the shadowy back woods of central Florida where they find adventure, surprises - and feelings - they never knew existed.

THE TREASURE is a stage adaptation of a Sholom Aleichem work by Paul Somerville. As often happens in Sholom Aleichem's writings, his stories go far beyond of Jewish life in Eastern Europe. On one level, The Treasure is a moving love story about a young girl saved by her beloved from an arranged marriage. On another level it's a metaphor of existence in an environment where a great deal of self-deception is necessary for survival.

At the age of seventeen, Kyleigh Shepherd is having an interesting year. After living in a large city for most of her childhood, her family’s move to a small coastal town is a big change. So far it’s been okay. She loves the beach, and with the warmer season of summer ahead, she is happy to have a break from school and spend her days working at the shop her family owns. Kyleigh’s sister, Erin, is more anxious to return to Seattle for her third year of college, but her summer job at a candy store is pleasant and makes the separation from her boyfriend more bearable. A new friendship is a nice addition to her social life, and she wonders if continuing with her original plans is what she wants or if a new path might be on the horizon. As the weeks of the summer unfold, the sisters need faith, courage, and love to discover unexpected treasures, giving them untold hope for the future. **The Treasure is the fourth book in the Abundant Life series.

Grandfather shares with his grandson the treasures from his childhood - his beloved toys. An opportunity to experience a by-gone era.Seedling books help beginning readers grow through engaging stories and kid-friendly photos and artwork. Best for reading at the earliest stages, these books use clear print, ample spacing, limited vocabulary, and simple story lines to help children practice word building, improve fluency, and garner a love for reading. Seedling has an established reputation both in the classroom and at home as one of the best book collections for young readers.

"The Treasure" is a story written by a father who is far away from his little girl and misses her a lot, and about the daughter's heroic effort to bring her daddy home. She finds a magic box at the bottom of the ocean, in the deepest, crabbiest place imaginable, and brings it to shore. When she pushes the big red button on top of the box, her daddy appears to read her stories at night and tuck her into bed.