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What Color is the Sky Today?
G. J. Chapman
language (Nappy Headed Hoe Cakes, Feb. 16, 2012)Children's book that helps 3-5 year-old youngsters understand how the the color of the sky indicates weather conditions.
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Rock-A-Bye Baby
G. J. Chapman
eBook (Nappy Headed Hoe Cakes, Feb. 12, 2012)Danny waits at home for his parents to bring home his baby sister. He has a gift for her, the smallest rock in his rock collection. But she never comes home.
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Red Rooster and Sly Fox
G. J. Chapman
eBook (Nappy Headed Hoe Cakes, Feb. 16, 2012)Joyce dreads going to her aunt's house because of her aunt's favorite rooster that chases her and pecks her feet. Then one day, Joyce's dream comes true when a fox grabs the mean rooster and runs off towards the woods with him!
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Watch Out for Bare Feet Tracks
Aunt J.
language (Nappy Headed Hoe Cakes, Feb. 4, 2012)Four children are afraid to walk home after their grandfather tells them a scary story just before sundown, then warns them to watch out for bear feet tracks.
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The Slave Princess
Nappy Headed Hoe Cakes
language (Nappy Headed Hoecakes, June 15, 2013)A young girl has flights of fancy that take her from Africa to the world of make-believe where she imagines she's a fairy tale princess. Her no-nonsense grandmother whoi s a teacher tries to keep her grounded with realistic stories and plenty of chores on their small ranch in Texas. However, one night after supper, "Grammam" tells her "Girl-Chile" about a princess from Africa, weaving a tale that encompasses both of the young dreamer's fondest fantasies. The story involves African tribes and a young boy's search for a Chief's daughter who was sold into slavery on the condition that if he finds the "princess," the Chief will give him her hand in marriage. The story of romance and African traditions fascinates and enthralls Girl-Chile and she tells her Grammam it is the best story she has ever heard!