When a boy’s father is injured during a gold mining accident, he must travel alone to California to find him and bring him home again. It is journey filled with adventure, danger, and courage. A novel for anyone who wants a taste of life during the Gold Rush by the author of the International Writing Competition award-winning novel The Picture Wagon.

For a Speck of Gold

Children's Books

Getzinger, Donna

Literature & Fiction

Denlingers Pub Ltd

Saving Christmas Spirit is an action-packed fantasy tale for children and adults of all ages who want to continue the loving fun of Christmas beyond the night of December 25th.  It is the only Christmas story that picks up where Christmas ends, which makes it the perfect Holiday gift. Join Hayley, Crystal, Savannah, Travis, and Kit as they help the Fairies of Christmas Spirit defeat the Elves of Christmas Greed so Christmas spirit isn't lost forever! Features eleven illustrations by "Dilbert" animator Ernie Gilbert. Testimonials: "Terrific!" Paul Fleck, marketing, Paramount Pictures "Perfect illustrations!" Matt Taylor, animator, Warner Bros. "We had a hard time putting it down!" Casey Friedman, mother of two. "I would read this book every year.  It gives you Christmas spirit and it makes your imagination work.  Kids would like it because it deals with fairies and make believe.  Adults would like it because it would take them back to when they were kids."  Brice Keltner, 12.

Saving Christmas Spirit

Shadowbox Media Pub

The Wisdom of Teen Chat

Oakwood Publishing

Describes the dangerous conditions in the textile industry in the early 20th century behind the fire at the Triangle Shirtwaist Company that led to the death of many young women, and explains its impact on the labor movement and on society.

The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire

History

Morgan Reynolds Pub

Traces the life of the Italian violinist and baroque composer whose works were forgotten for two centuries until the rediscovery of his manuscripts in the 1920s.

Antonio Vivaldi and the Baroque Tradition (Classical Composers)

Felsenfeld, Daniel

Biographies

A biography of the nineteenth-century German composer of many works for individual instruments, voices, orchestras, and choirs, including "Wiegenlied," or "Cradle song," popularly known as "Brahms' lullaby."

Johannes Brahms and the Twilight of Romanticism (Masters of Music)

Traces the life of the German composer and musician, examines his contributions to baroque music, and discusses some of his most important compositions.

Johann Sebastian Bach and the Art of Baroque Music (Masters of Music)

Chronicles the life of the German-born baroque musician and composer who moved to England, where he wrote many popular operas and oratorios, and whose "Messiah" is still extensively performed during the Christmas season.

George Frideric Handel and Music for Voices (Masters of Music)

Discusses the German composer's personal life, musical career, and musical legacy.

Richard Wagner and German Opera (Masters of Music)

Teen & Young Adult

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