Books with title Blue Horse

A remarkable story of growing up in extraordinary circumstances that will touch the hearts of all readers.Katie's whole world is turned upside down when her family's home is destroyed by fire.Everything they had is gone, and instead of pulling together it seems as though her family is falling apart. They move to a new house, to a school where nobody wants to know her, and Katie wonders just how many changes she can take. In her fight for acceptance and to keep the family together, she learns a lot about herself.

A reassuring story about putting aside shyness to make new friends --- imaginary and real.Tilly is the new girl in town, which isn't much fun if you are shy and have no one to play with. Then Tilly meets Blue Horse. They fly to the moon, romp to the Wild West, and go to the theater (where Tilly isn't scared, even the scariest scary parts). Then Tilly sees a girl playing all alone -- she wants to say hello but thinks she's too shy. When Blue Horse gives her a nudge, Tilly is delighted to find that this new girl also has an imaginary friend! In this reassuring story, a little bit of imagination and a big heart go a long way toward making new friends of all kinds!

A reassuring story about putting aside shyness to make new friends --- imaginary and real.Tilly is the new girl in town, which isn't much fun if you are shy and have no one to play with. Then Tilly meets Blue Horse. They fly to the moon, romp to the Wild West, and go to the theater (where Tilly isn't scared, even the scariest scary parts). Then Tilly sees a girl playing all alone -- she wants to say hello but thinks she's too shy. When Blue Horse gives her a nudge, Tilly is delighted to find that this new girl also has an imaginary friend! In this reassuring story, a little bit of imagination and a big heart go a long way toward making new friends of all kinds!

A remarkable story of growing up in extraordinary circumstances that will touch the hearts of all readers.Katie's whole world is turned upside down when her family's home is destroyed by fire.Everything they had is gone, and instead of pulling together it seems as though her family is falling apart. They move to a new house, to a school where nobody wants to know her, and Katie wonders just how many changes she can take. In her fight for acceptance and to keep the family together, she learns a lot about herself.

Despite his older brother's protest, Little Wolf has been allowed to join the war band on its trek across the dry, dusty plains. The war band follows the tribe's buffalo herd in order to protect the herd and lure an enemy tribe into a trap. Unfortunately, Little Wolf always seems to cause trouble and make things worse. Will the magic blue horn that Little Wolf's father gave him help Little Wolf save the tribe when disaster strikes? Or will Little Wolf call "wolf" one too many times? Read to find out!

Despite his older brother's protest, Little Wolf has been allowed to join the war band on its trek across the dry, dusty plains. The war band follows the tribe's buffalo herd in order to protect the herd and lure an enemy tribe into a trap. Unfortunately, Little Wolf always seems to cause trouble and make things worse. Will the magic blue horn that Little Wolf's father gave him help Little Wolf save the tribe when disaster strikes? Or will Little Wolf call "wolf" one too many times? Read to find out!

Play script by Aurand Harris. A wonderfully theatrical play about a boy who is different instead of marbles, he has poems in his pockets. Through him one glimpses every gifted child, and the special needs of every one in his special world. A cultural view of American traditions 1849-1916. Period Costumes. CAST: 17 roles plus extras (5F, 8M, 4+ either) which can be played by as few as 3F, 6M.A comedy, exciting, appealing, touching, and also biographically true of the Indiana boy, James Whitcomb Riley, the famous early American poet. Beginning on his 75th birthday, proclaimed a national day of celebration buy President Woodrow Wilson, the poet recalls his youth--the merry-go-roung at the country fair; the old swimming hole; the painful dunce cap at the cruel village school; the bonfires of Halloween; and unforgettable little Orphan Annie; the Underground Railroad and tehe horror of the Civil War and the medicine show where his poems first won public applause. Brimful of music (background) and spectacle, Ride a Blue Horse shows a gifted child coping with a universal problem that of being different.