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  • Remarkable Riderless Runaway Tricycle

    Bruce McMillan

    Paperback (Orchard Pr, June 1, 1985)
    A tricycle relegated to the trash heap manages its own salvation.
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  • Meriken Haiku

    Kevin Harrison

    Paperback (Orchard House Pr, Oct. 1, 2000)
    A lyrical, insightful and moving collection of poems and original artwork poet and painter Hiro Osanai. Ranging from observations of the natural world to meditations on life, connections and missed opportunities, Mr. Osanai's work resonates on many levels.
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  • Scooter Strays

    Howard Edelstein, Amanda Moeckel

    Paperback (Orchard House Press, Feb. 1, 2009)
    All the author's proceeds go to the Washington Humane Society. In this innovative early chapter book, Howard Edelstein and Amanda Moeckel have created a wonderful and unique way for children to learn about the dangers that face stray animals in a format that allows the child to choose the path of Scooter, a beloved family dog. Think it might be great fun for your dog when he leaves the yard for that daily adventure? Children will think again as they come to realize all the hardships that might befall an off-leash animal. Children will be able to actively keep Scooter on the right path by choosing the best of multiple options, guiding Scooter away from trouble and back to safety.
  • I Love You with My Heart

    Donna Giffune, Christine Sykes

    Perfect Paperback (Orchard House Press, March 1, 2010)
    I love you with my heart. <BR> I love you with my eyes and ears, my hands and strong arms, too.<BR> I love you with my nose and lap and feet, you know it s true. <BR> I love you in another place, deep inside my chest. <BR> It holds my love and joy for you and wishes you the best. <BR> Each and every part of me has loved you from the start.<BR> Yet I love you most especially when I love you with my heart.<BR> <P> In the tradition of Guess How Much I Love You? comes a charming new picture book about a mother's love.
  • The Best Mummy Snails in the Whole Wide World

    Troy Jenkinson

    language (Orchard House Publishing, Oct. 11, 2018)
    This charming story explores the relationship between Felicity and Jane, two African Snails. As their love grows, they start a family together and bring two delightful baby snails into the world. The story can be used with younger children to begin to introduce the notion of same-sex parents bringing up children or can be used as an introduction to discussing equality and tolerance with older primary students. To accompany the picture book, there are a series of suggested activities that can be used by teachers or parents to help introduce the concept available online at troyjenkinson.com.This picture book is intended to be shared with young children to explore equality and diversity issues.
  • The Realoscope of Ringgold Valley

    Lance Justin Peter Okones

    Paperback (Orchard House Press, )
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  • People at Work

    Douglas Gruse, Paul Downes, Mary Goodhue Lynch

    Paperback (Orchard House, Jan. 1, 1997)
    An occupational guide for students explores over 450 professions and includes job descriptions, educational requirements, salaries, and related school subjects
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  • An Old Fashioned Girl

    Louisa M. Alcott

    Hardcover (Orchard House, Aug. 16, 1911)
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  • The Sunshine Box

    Gretchen Mominee

    Paperback (Orchard House Press, Jan. 9, 2009)
    L ucy s dreary day turns into a sunshine day when she receives a package from her grandma. But when she goes to recycle the cardboard box just a regular box, not too big, not too small, maybe more sturdy than most she just can t do it. Instead Lucy starts an incredible chain of bringing unexpected joy into someone s life by passing on the box filled with simple, heartfelt things. Children and adults all over the world connect and spread this sunshine as the box travels from home to heart, and heart to home. The stories shared are rich with details and realto- life... as is the universal delight of a package received.
  • I'm Not Afraid of That

    Trine Grillo, Christine Sykes

    Paperback (Orchard House Press, April 2, 2012)
    Windy days, dark nights and thunderstorms can seem filled with spooky sights and sounds. Even grandmas might be afraid at times! But if we stay very brave together, marvelous wonders await just outside the door. An adventurous grandchild is emboldened by Ama's steady companionship to explore and embrace the freedom of bravery.
  • My Adventure Panning for Gold

    Betsy Haynes

    Paperback (Orchard House Press, Oct. 1, 2010)
    Arrive at the stream. Pull on your water-proof boots. Use your special pan with the filter screen to shift through dirt and rocks. Find Fool's Gold, chase your pan down the stream, and finally, discover gold. What an adventure!
  • My Adventure to the Secret Cave

    Colleen Madonna Flood Williams

    Paperback (Orchard House Press, March 1, 2006)
    Exploring a secret cave. Meet a friendly cave creature, cool spiders and great bats. Stalagmites rise up out of the ground. Stalactites hang from the ceiling. Cave paintings decorate the walls. A treasure chest awaits. An echo answers in a cavern. What an adventure! *** My Adventure books are as unique as the young person who finishes them. Every page calls for new pictures to be drawn and new words to be added. From the space on the front cover, to the spaces inside the book, the options are never-ending. My Adventure books challenge the imagination and create books worthy of being read again and again. Each adventure in the series is innovative and different, rich in excitement and detail, allowing young authors and artists to truly create a book of their own.
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