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Stuart, Kelly

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VIKING

Now, whoa whoa! Little Pardner!Isn't it true?COWBOYS CAN DO!Amazing things, too! Hey there, cowboy, in your jingle-jangle spurs, holding your lasso high-show me everything you can do! Can you brush and curry your horse, climb up in the saddle, gallop with Dad till you almost fly, and stir the dust up to the sky? Will you hold a roundup and capture a lost dogie? And, sit down to a meal of hot buttered biscuits, beans, and beef? When night falls will you rest by the fire, strumming your guitar while Papa listens, humming? Yes, it really IS true that a cowboy like YOU can do amazing things, too.

Cowboys Can Do! Amazing Things, Too!

Children's Books

Bright Sky Pr

Down in the pasture, searching coltand cattleCowgirl on patrolSitting high in the saddleHowdy, cowgirl, with red boots pulled up and kerchief tied tight; all dressed and ready to do your chores right. The colts are on the run--let's put an end to that: grab your hammer and mend the gate in no time flat! Spice up the pot of beans, fry the johnnycakes. Or are you hungry, instead, for a hot sizzling steak? Dust off fiddle, get ready to dance by the light of the moon, and before you close your eyes, sing a dulcet cowgirl tune. And, sleep with sweet dreams, because you know it's true, that cowgirls like you can do amazing things, too!

Cowgirls Can Do! Amazing Things, Too! (Can Do! Books)

Bright Sky Press

His name and image are everywhere—from Bank of Scotland fivers to the bizarre monument in Edinburgh's city center. Scott-land presumes that the reader will have only a hazy awareness of Sir Walter Scott, and, although Stuart Kelly will offer insights into Scott's works and biography, this is emphatically not a conventional literary biography, nor is it a critical study. Partly a surreptitious autobiography.

Scottland: The Man Who Invented a Nation

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Birlinn

His name and image are everywhere - from Bank of Scotland fivers to the bizarre monument in Edinburgh's city centre. Scott-land presumes that the reader will have only a hazy awareness of Sir Walter Scott, and, although Stuart Kelly will offer insights into Scott's works and biography, this is emphatically not a conventional literary biography, nor is it a critical study. Partly a surreptitious autobiography - Stuart Kelly was born near Abbotsford - his examination of Scott's legacy and character come to change his own thoughts on writing, reviewing, being Scottish, and being human.

Scott-land: The Man Who Invented a Nation

Polygon An Imprint of Birlinn Limited

A fantastic and yet credible play on gender.

Demonology (Green Integer)

Dramas & Plays

Green Integer

Sleep, my little one, sleep My precious, La Morenita says sleep Let nothing disturb you and do not cry I've come to sing you a lullaby In December of 1531, an Aztec man--revered as a spiritual seeker of truth--received a splendid and holy vision. As beautiful music played, the clouds parted and a woman emerged, surrounded by golden flames. Telling the man she was the Virgin Mother, she entrusted him with a special mission: to build a chapel in her honor. But, the Bishops wouldn't believe his story.until the Virgin sent a special sign. To this day, people throughout the world honor the Virgin of Guadalupe and celebrate her feast. In simple verse, perfect for the youngest child, the story of this special encounter unfolds, accompanied by richly colored illustrations and a lullaby to sing toddlers to sleep.

Lullaby of the Virgin of Guadalupe

The beautiful tale of long ago and far away when Senor Juan Diego heard the voice of the Virgin of Guadalupe and bravely carried her mysterious image and message of love to the whole world.

Cancion de cuna de la Virgen de Guadalupe (Spanish Edition)

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