Books with title Little House By The Sea

In a very small town in rural Argentina there is a magical house. No one has lived in the house for almost as long as anyone can remember. But once a year, at midnight, the house turns blue and twenty-four hours later it turns back to white again.Twelve-year-old Cintia lives with her father. Her mother left town when Cintia was a little girl and she can hardly remember her. But Cintia finds great comfort in her grandmother’s house where she is fed delicious food, told stories and is loved. Cintia father is a very angry man and his anger is often turned against her. Cintia also finds refuge in the Little Blue House. She is drawn there repeatedly even though her father has told her not to go, and the town Mayor, forbids anyone from visiting the place without paying.As the time approaches for the annual transformation of the house more mysteries crop up. Cintia and her grandmother must come to grips with what Cintia’s father’s actions. The Mayor’s plans must be confronted and an old bookseller needs to find a way to save what is most important. And what about the rumors of buried treasure?

The "Little House" books tell the story of Laura Ingalls Wilder, who with her family, was one of the early pioneers of the American West. Born in 1967 in a little log cabin on the edge of the Big Woods in Wisconsin, Laura traveled with her family by covered wagon through Kansas, Minnesota, and finally thr Dakota Territory, where she met and married Almanzo Wilder. There was deprivation and hard work. Crops were ruined by storms and grasshopper plagues. But there were also happy times of love and laughter, sleigh rides, holiday celebrations, and socials. These nine books, beloved by children for generations, cature the very best of the American pioneer spirit. LITTLE HOUSE IN THE BIG WOODS LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE FARMER BOY ON THE BANKS OF PLUM CREEK BY THE SHORES OF SILVER LAKE THE LONG WINTER LITTLE TOWN ON THE PRAIRIE THESE HAPPY GOLDEN YEARS THE FIRST FOUR YEARS

Children and adults will be charmed by The Little Brick House and its heartwarming story of the house's transformation from lonely and empty to being full of love and a family of its own. Once abandoned and left in disrepair, the little brick house is purchased by a couple who are inspired to bring it back to life. They move in and work hard on it, cleaning and repairing it, as their dog romps and plays through the house and yard. The book tells the story of the house making the journey from loneliness to happiness. Beautifully illustrated with quilt blocks that show the renovation in stunning color, this book will inspire others to bring an old house back to life too.

The Little House, winner of the prestigious Caldecott Medal in 1943. The rosy-pink Little House, on a hill surrounded by apple trees, watches the days go by from the first apple blossoms in the spring through the winter snows. Always faintly aware of the city's distant lights, she starts to notice the city encroaching on her bucolic existence. First a road appears, which brings horseless carriages and then trucks and steamrollers. Before long, more roads, bigger homes, apartment buildin

This is not a Print-on-Demand or facsimile book. It is a hardcover book published with a dust jacket in 1929 by Doubleday, Doran & Company, Garden City, NY with a copyright of 1904. Marion Ames Taggart (1866-1945) was an American writer of verses, stories, and Catholic literature and most of her writing was for children. This is the story of three sisters, Oswyth, Roberta and Prudence who live in the shabby little house known as the little Grey House.