Books in Golden classics series

There are so many wonderful houses! There are bird houses and barns, beehives and bunny holes, circus tents and snail shells, tree tops and tortoise shells. But who lives in the most wonderful house of all? Celebrated author Margaret Wise Brown and illustrator J. P. Miller lead us on a colorful journey through land, sea, and air to find out who lives in each house.From the Hardcover edition.

Wizards and knights! Queens and quests! The tales of King Arthur and his knights of the Round Table are legendary favorites whose appeal transcends time. This gorgeously illustrated collection–unavailable for decades–combines the work of renowned illustrator Gustaf Tenggren with captivating storytelling, and reignites the magic of an age long ago and far away.

Classics for Your Collection:goo.gl/U80LCr---------THE MASTER KEY SYSTEM!This book is the ultimate manifesto on the topic of self-improvement. It explains the core principles that govern our world while also providing the framework on how to leverage these principles to better our lives. The Master Key System was the brainchild of Charles Haanel, a prolific writer and successful entrepreneur. It was originally published as a 24-week correspondence course back in 1912. For this reason, the format is a little different than most. After a quick introduction, the material in each section is presented in numerical order which is followed by a 10-15 minute exercise. Throughout the book, Haanel stresses the importance of these exercises as a means of testing the wisdom he provides. He reiterates over and over, that knowledge is only useful when it’s applied. The Master Key System is a brilliant presentation about life, the power of positive and creative thinking, and moreover, and most importantly, that with training and discipline, ANYONE can control their circumstances and make their dreams come true.This book indeed contains the MASTER KEY to success in life!Scroll Up and Grab Your Copy!

Classics for Your Collection:goo.gl/U80LCr---------Frank Fowler, the Cash Boy by Horatio Alger, Jr., as the name implies, is a story about a boy.Through some conspiracy, the hero of the story when a baby, was taken from his relatives and given into the care of a kind woman.Not knowing his name, she gave him her husband's name, Frank Fowler. She had one little daughter, Grace, and showing no partiality in the treatment of her children, Frank never suspected that she was not his sister. However, at the death of Mrs. Fowler, all this was related to Frank.The children were left alone in the world. It seemed as though they would have to go to the poorhouse but Frank could not become reconciled to that.A kind neighbor agreed to care for Grace, so Frank decided to start out in the world to make his way.He had many disappointments and hardships, but through his kindness to an old man, his own relatives and right name were revealed to him.Scroll Up and Get Your Copy!Timeless Classics for Your BookshelfClassic Books for Your Inspiration and EntertainmentVisit Us at:goo.gl/0oisZU

A classic Golden Book, with lots of kid appeal, is back in print!What happens when the local rag man sneezes? The kitten’s ears end up on the bunny. The bunny’s ears end up on the kitten. The dog meows, the cat barks. “No barnyard will have me!” crows the rooster, whose tail feathers now sprout out of his head. But with a little concentration—and a lot of pepper—the rag man tries to sneeze everything right: “Katchoo! Katchim! Katcham! Katchibble! Fumadiddle! Skedaddle! Fiddle-faddle!” Hilariously reillustrated by Bruce Ingman, this classic Golden Book will delight a new generation.