Recounts how Nat Love, born into slavery, became a skilled rider and cowhand and earned the name "Deadwood Dick" as the best rider and shot in Deadwood City, South Dakota
David Plummer, John Archambault, Liisa Chauncy Guida
Hardcover
(Silver Burdett Pr, Feb. 1, 1997)
Offers an amusing, rhythmic counting tale for beginning readers that follows ten fun-loving and inquisitive kittens who take over a little boy's house, getting into anything and everything they can find.
Describes Anne Frank's childhood in Frankfurt, Germany, explains why her family had to go into hiding from the Nazis, and recounts their fate at Auschwitz
When tiger Sombala Bombala Rombala Roh grows a ripe, juicy, giant mango and tries to keep it for herself, she is outwitted by Bitteo Biteo the pack-rat
Dorothy Hoobler, Carey-Greenberg Associates, S. S. Burrus
Paperback
(Silver Burdett Pr, March 1, 1992)
Forced to leave their homes in Georgia in 1837, Sarah Tsaluh Rogers, her family, and other Cherokees make the long and difficult journey along the Trail of Tears to the Indian Territory in Oklahoma.
Describes clothes and crafts throughout the nineteenth century, highlighting changes brought about by the Industrial Revolution and new technological developments.