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Books published by publisher Pfeifer-Hamilton Pub

  • Born to Pull

    Bob Cary, Gail De Marcken

    Hardcover (Pfeifer-Hamilton Pub, Oct. 15, 1998)
    Sled dogs are a mysterious breed-unrelentingly independent. At play, they may look like any other pup, but at work they bear no resemblance to others of their species. Investigate how the fierce bond between musher and dog slowly develops until the team fuses and unleashes its collective power on the trail. Learn how these roles occasionally reverse when a "green" musher learns to trust a sled dog's experience and innate pulling instinct. Born to Pull is written by famed North Woods author Bob Cary. Each chapter features expert insight into dog sled team dynamics that complement Bob's lively stories about life on the trail. These narratives are vividly brought to life with stunning illustrations by northern watercolor artist Gail de Marcken who spent several months traveling with dog sled teams. Inside these pages, you'll learn everything you always wanted to know about sled dogs and their sport!
  • Christmas Song of the North

    Marsha Bonicatto, Karlyn Holman

    Hardcover (Pfeifer-Hamilton Pub, Oct. 15, 1997)
    Christmas Song of the North offers children ages 2-10 a delightful look at the winter activities of their favorite northland animals. Set to the theme of "12 Days of Christmas," this beautiful full-color book will have children singing, counting, and reading along with you long after the last snowflake is gone. Celebrate the spirit of a north woods Christmas with this picture book destined to become a bedtime favorite. Children will love Marsha Bonicatto's fascinating animal facts, which introduce them to a whole community of critters living together amid the landscape of snow. From "a ruffed grouse in a pine tree" to "twelve wolves a-howling," each creature comes alive on the page in stunning watercolor illustrations by world-renowned artist Karlyn Holman.
  • Quilts from the Quiltmaker's Gift: 20 Traditional Patterns for a New Generation of Generous Quiltmakers

    Joanne Larsen Line, Nancy Loving Tubesing, Jeff Quiltmaker's Gift Brumbeau, Gail De Marcken

    Paperback (Pfeifer-Hamilton Pub, June 16, 2000)
    This beautiful book is based on the children's story, "The Quiltmaker's Gift". It includes patterns and directions for making 20 traditional quilts. The book features: 1. directions for each quilt that are very clear and easy to follow 2. Directions and fabric requirements are given for a lap, double and queen size quilt for each pattern. 3. Each quilt is shown in at least 2 different color schemes and sometimes a variation of the pattern. 4. An added feature of this book is the interesting historical background information on each quilt block. 5. helpful design challenges give you tips and suggestions for fabric choices, block settings, borders, etc. 6. color photos
  • Grandmother's Alphabet: Grandma can be anything from A to Z

    Eve Shaw, Jeff Brownell

    Hardcover (Pfeifer-Hamilton Pub, Oct. 16, 1996)
    Grandma finally gets a little respect in Grandmother's Alphabet. Eve Shaw's beautiful colored pencil drawings feature grandmothers of all ages and races in both traditional and nontraditional occupations related to each letter of the alphabet. It encourages discussion of "What do you want to be when you grow up?" and stimulates the answer, "Anything I want to be."
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  • Duct Tape Book: The Ultimate Duct Tape Book

    Tim Nyberg, Jim Berg

    Paperback (Pfeifer-Hamilton Pub, )
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  • My Grapes

    Meggan McGrath

    Hardcover (Pfeifer-Hamilton Pubs, Oct. 15, 1993)
    A mouse learns to share her grapes with others.
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  • Reach for the Moon

    Samantha Abeel, Charles R. Murphy

    Hardcover (Pfeifer-Hamilton Pubs, Sept. 15, 1994)
    Samantha Abeel is learning disabled and gifted. She does not understand mathematical concepts, but she is an extremely talented writer. Samantha was on the edge of despair when a caring English teacher who recognized her hidden talents intervened, offering Samantha an opportunity to interpret in words the hauntingly beautiful paintings of artist Charles R. Murphy. The result is a visual and verbal masterpiece, a gift of inspiration for parents, teachers, and children. Samantha brings affirmation and hope to everyone who has ever struggled with a disability.
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  • A Million Visions of Peace: Wisdom from the Friends of Old Turtle

    Andrew Tubesing, Jennifer Garrison

    Paperback (Pfeifer-Hamilton Pub, Sept. 15, 1995)
    Touching, insightful messages from children combine with colorful pictures to create a captivating and thought-provoking treasure. An activity page at the end of each chapter invites readers to explore peacemaking in their own lives.
  • Grandmother's Alphabet

    Eve Shaw

    Hardcover (Pfeifer-Hamilton Pub, Feb. 1, 2001)
    Describes all the things a grandmother can be, from an artist to a zoologist
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  • Teaching Kids to Love the Earth

    Marina Herman, Paul Treuer, Ann Schimpf, Joseph Passineau, Carolyn Olson

    Paperback (Pfeifer-Hamilton Pub, Oct. 1, 1990)
    Provides 186 earth-caring activities designed for use with children of all ages to help them experience and appreciate the earth
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  • Old Turtle

    Douglas Wood, Cheng - Khee Chee

    Hardcover (Pfeifer - Hamilton, Jan. 1, 1992)
    All of nature argues about the forms of God, so people are sent as a reminder of all that God is, although they do not seem to understand the message themselves.
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  • More Teaching Kids to Love the Earth

    James Kasperson, Marina Lachecki, Karlyn Holman

    Paperback (Pfeifer-Hamilton Pub, Sept. 1, 1994)
    This volume expands on the concepts first presented in the best-selling Teaching Kids to Love the Earth. It offers 156 new activities that encourage children to love, trust, and nurture the earth. The stories about kids in urban, suburban, and rural settings invite children to live in partnership with their planet.