Books with title The Little Blue Dragon

This book is about a beautiful blue bird that inspires the author to come up with a poem like this. A lot of people don't know that these birds feed their babies until they're old enough to take care of themselves. The nature of the blue bird that keeps and take care of their family makes her understand that not only humans have the heart but also animals. When their babies are on the nest the old birds keeps their nest clean. It's like a God given nature that makes them realize of the responsibility as parents to their young ones.

Little Dragon is Mother Nature's mistake, half fox and half fiery dragon. His adventures take him through fire and tornado, and from a Midwestern American farm to a Sauk-Fauk Native American village, where he assumes a surprising new role. Young people will enjoy encountering different cultures from the 1930s American heartland. Parents and grandparents will relive memories of the farm and enjoy story hour with their little ones, helping the new generation to see how work, wisdom and love allow peoples to live together in peace and in rhythm with nature. Author Bio: Much of this story reflects experiences of the author, Yvonne Lillehaug-Collins, on the North Dakota and Colorado prairies in the 1930s, weaving together what actually happened and what might have happened. Yvonne now lives on the northern California coast in McKinleyville, a small fishing, timber and farming community near the Yurok tribal Rancheria.

Little Sally eagerly awaited the magical Christmas season. From her newspaper stand in the village, she watched the busy shoppers with their brightly colored packages. She wished for money to buy gifts for her family, but she and her father barely made enough money from newspaper sales to keep the family fed and clothed. She knew for certain she wouldn’t be getting any toys for Christmas. But, oh, how she loved the little angel doll in the toy store window!

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