Books with title Allegra's Great Adventure

An exciting tale of Og, the caveboy, who discovers a rainbow after a storm and goes out in search of the colorful arch of wonderment in order to bring it back to his family for everyone to enjoy. On his quest he finds two friends, Flute, the mimeahoot, and Boggle, the wogladog. They become his faithful companions. As the three make their way back to Og’s home, they encounter a mean Oogalot. Working together, they outsmart the Oogalot and arrive home safely.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be on Noah's Ark from a donkey's point of view? Samson's Great Adventure is just that. Samson, a small donkey, and his wife Maggie are called to go to the ark. The ark can be a very scary place when there is a lion living next door and many other strange animals roaming around. Maggie says to be calm. Can a small donkey stay calm when the neighbor looks so very hungry? A charming story to be enjoyed by all children.

This story of a lazy disobedient cat will delight and interest children of all ages. Stray the cat, hates house rules, and decides that the outside world will give him the freedom he craves. However, once he is free, Stray finds that there are problems and dangers he did not anticipate. Read how Stray meets new friends like Seymour and Nonesuch,and faces new enemies like Patch and Father Adagio. Children will appreciate Stray's adventures and how he solves his problems ...with a little help from his friends.

The barn was ancient and sat on a flat behind the farm house. It leaked and learned, and threatened to collapse when high winds roared. It has not been painted since before the tractor was abandoned. The five resident animals looked out at the world with suspicion, for they were the only survivors of a large barn yard population. The animals were an odd bunch: the goat, the rooster, the owl, the donkey, and the cow. They caught a glimpse of a stranger as he came in from the road, before he darted into the tall grass. Strangers never seemed to bring any good news. Somewhere down there in the tall grass the stranger was working his way toward them. What if the stranger came to harm them? They would have to fight back. Why, this was there only home, and they must protect it. If they lost the battle, they were doomed. Finally, the stranger stood in front of the barn, and stared at the other animals for a long time. He was a large rat with pink eyes, and dirty jeans, held up by red-suspenders. He wore dirty red tennis shoes and an ancient leather hat. His tail was curled up against his back. "Your barn looks ready to fall in, if you ask me!" the rat grumbled. The barn family stared at him in silence. "I'm a dinner guest!" he roared. "Where are the tea and crumpets?" He gave them a loud belly laugh.

Here I am finishing my first book and I am very excited about it. I live in Indianapolis, Indiana, and have worked for my company for over 20 years. I am the mother of two great kids and two wonderful grandchildren. I love to write poetry as well as children books. There are many people who have encouraged me to finish this book. I would like to thank all of them. I love Little Johnny and his adventures and I know you will too.

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