Books with title The Rainbow Trail:

Eat the Rainbow teaches young children how to chase their dreams by eating healthy. A fun filled guide of the wonderful world of fruits and veggies so children are excited to eat foods that will help them grow strong and wise. We are what we eat, eat the rainbow!100% of sales proceeds benefit nonprofits that support global children's health initiatives.

Stella loves her family and her Mexican heritage, but she doesn't always like being different from the other kids at school. Now her class is going to dance around the Maypole at the school's May parade, and Stella wants her tulip costume to be special, even if she won't look like the other girls at school. Sometimes being different can be exciting. This touching story that celebrates diversity is based on author Pat Mora's mother's childhood and is brought to life by Elizabeth Sayles's evocative paintings.Illustrated by Elizabeth Sayles.

"Rainbow The Trout" is a brand new, beautifully illustrated children's book that will captivate any child with its heartwarming story and important messages about bullying, jealousy, friendship, trust and loyalty. Its original story details the exciting nature adventures of Rainbow as he leaves his family in the reservoir and starts swimming up the freshwater stream in the forest. Along the way, Rainbow makes many exciting, new discoveries and tries to befriend a big, mean brown trout. Soon after, something dramatically unexpected happens that changes their relationship forever (while leaving a lasting impression on your child). Students who have been read this book in first and second grade classrooms were glued to their seats, waiting to see what was going to happen. They then wanted to read the book again independently. This is the kind of children's book story that helps instill in your child a lifelong love of reading! Plus, it gives young children their first real understanding of what it's like for a fish to live and swim in a swift-moving, freshwater stream. Suggested for ages 3-8 (parents can read this book to the younger children). Every page is fully illustrated in a large 8 3/8" x 6 5/8" softcover format that's easy to hold open and read. This is the first book in an original trilogy featuring "Rainbow."

Spanning the second half of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth, D. H. Lawrence’s provocative novel traces the lives of three generations of one family on their Nottinghamshire farm. Rooted in an agrarian past, Tom and Lydia Brangwen and their descendants find themselves navigating a rapidly changing world—a world of unprecedented individualism, alienation, and liberation. Banned after an obscenity trial in 1915 for its frankness about sexuality, THE RAINBOW was most remarkable for the pathbreaking journeys of its female characters, particularly that of Ursula Brangwen, whose destiny Lawrence explored further in his next novel, Women in Love.In its surface drama, in its capacious and expansive rhythms that so resemble the rhythms of nature itself, THE RAINBOW is one of the world’s great examples of the multi-generational family saga. But the large claim that Lawrence’s masterpiece has made on the attention of readers and critics stems less from this fact than from the deeper parallel history he provides for the Brangwens—a history of the growth of their souls, moving in a great arc from sensuality to self-awareness and freedom.

The beloved sequel to Zane Grey's popular novel, "Riders of the Purple Sage." Jane Withersteen, Lassiter, and Fay Larkin are back, with drama and excitement in the Old West. Also published under the title "The Desert Crucible," the novel is known for its treatment of the issue of polygamy within Mormon communities in the American West. The book was later adapted to film.