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Books published by publisher Saline River Press

  • A Time to Keep: Growing Up in the Ozarks, 1940-1952

    Freda Brown Grisham

    (Saline River Press, June 10, 2015)
    A memoir of farm life in the Missouri Ozarks during the middle part of the twentieth century.
  • The Grapes Grow Sweet: A Child's First Family Grape Harvest

    Lynne Tuft, Tessa Decarlo

    Hardcover (Rivervine Press, Aug. 1, 2007)
    Winner of the Benjamin Franklin AwardFor the first time, four-year-old Julian is old enough to take part in the grape harvest on his family's vineyard. Through Julian's wonder, The Grapes Grow Sweet offers a captivating glimpse of growing up on a family vineyard in wine country. Readers follow the development of the grape from bloom to harvest, and see up close the animal and plant life of the vineyard.
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  • Two Homes for Daniel

    Faydra Koenig, Joe Eckstein

    language (Alpine River Press, Nov. 26, 2013)
    Daniel the Dinosaur is a special boy who has a unique situation in his life. His parents are divorced and he has to learn to live in two houses. Daniel is worried that being away from one of his parents will make him sad and he doesn't want to miss his mommy or daddy when he can't be with them. See how Daniel's parents help him discover that living in two separate spaces doesn't have to be scary. The first of the "Daniel the Dinosaur and Friends" series of books is designed to help children and families deal with the challenges of living in two homes. Watch how Daniel and his family face issues and adventures as they learn that divorce doesn't stop families from being together and loving one another.
  • Billie Neville Takes a Leap

    Patricia Marcantonio, Bonnie Dodge

    eBook (River St Press, Jan. 11, 2015)
    Ten-year-old Billie Neville wants to be a daredevil, just like her hero Evel Knievel. She also wants a best friend. Riding "the best bike in the whole world" Billie's desperate to enter a bike jumping contest with three boys named The Meanies and show them her cool bike skills. When Evel comes to town to jump the Snake River Canyon, Billie learns she has to be a friend to make friends and that not all heroes have to soar over canyons.
  • Time Out for Meg

    Faydra Koenig, Joe Eckstein

    eBook (Alpine River Press, Jan. 13, 2015)
    Meg the Dinosaur is mad. She isn't so sure about being in a blended family. She already has a dad and sometimes having a step-brother and step-dad is just too much. Sometimes Meg wants to play by herself and not have to share. Being a kid living with divorce isn't always easy. See how Meg's mommy and step-dad teach Meg that sometimes we need to take a time-out to understand our feelings and learn how to get along. The third in the "Daniel the Dinosaur and Friends" series is designed to help children and families deal with the challenges of becoming a blended family.Watch how Daniel learns from Meg how to manage emotions like anger with grace and ease. Blended families are extra special and no matter what happens, any problem can be solved when families learn to communicate with love in their hearts.
  • Billie Neville Takes a Leap

    Bonnie Dodge, Patricia Santos Marcantonio

    Paperback (River St. Press, May 9, 2014)
    Ten-year-old Billie Neville wants to be a daredevil, just like her hero Evel Knievel. She also wants a best friend. Riding "the best bike in the whole world" Billie's desperate to enter a bike jumping contest with three boys named The Meanies and show them her cool bike skills. When Evel comes to town to jump the Snake River Canyon, Billie learns she has to be a friend to make friends and that not all heroes have to soar over canyons.
  • The Grapes Grow Sweet: A Child's First Family Grape Harvest by Lynne Tuft

    Lynne Tuft;Tessa Decarlo

    Hardcover (Rivervine Press, March 15, 1701)
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  • By Kerry Nechodom - The Rainbow Bridge: A Chumash Legend

    Kerry Nechodom

    Paperback (Sand River Press, Dec. 16, 1992)
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  • The Gabrielino by Bruce W. Miller

    Bruce W. Miller

    Paperback (Sand River Press, March 15, 1890)
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