The little red hen is so proud to lay an egg every day for the little old couple. But when they decide to have something else for breakfast, she falls apart!

The Little Old Man, the Little Old Woman, and the Little Red Hen

Children's Books

Roper, David L.

Animals

Doodle and Peck Publishing

“When your late husband worked downtown, thongs were something people wore on their feet,” Lillybelle Maudine Granger told her sister, Annabelle Verline Kingston. This pair of seventy-something senior citizens tackle everything with flair and humor, whether it’s trying to imagine heaven (“Wouldn’t a purple halo be nice?”), playing matchmaker for the youth minister, or helping a stressed-out young mother. Because, for these two old ladies, it's all in the attitude!

Two Little Old Ladies: It's All in the Attitude!

Literature & Fiction

Meyers, Susan York

Women's Fiction

In this stunning homage to nature, Una Belle Townsend pairs gorgeous photographs with haiku poetry. Each unique sunset transports the reader to an elusive place and time, where the sun, the earth and our atmosphere join to create the daily masterpiece we call sunset. To complement these one of a kind illustrations, Townsend uses the descriptive Japanese poetry form, haiku. This nature-inspired book of poetry delivers a feast for the eyes as well as the spirit.

Sunsets and Haiku

Arts & Photography

Townsend, Una Belle

Photography & Video

"When your late husband worked downtown, thongs were something people wore on their feet," Lillybelle Maudine Granger told her sister, Annabelle Verline Kingston. Whether trying to imagine heaven ("Wouldn't a purple halo be nice?"), playing matchmaker for the youth minister, or helping a stressed-out young mother, this pair of seventy-something senior citizens tackle it with flair and humor. Because, for these two old ladies, it's all in the attitude!
A humorous, inspirational collection of vignettes, starring two elderly sisters.

Two Little Old Ladies

Poetry

Mila Denton's Worst Week Ever!

Mila thought Rosie would be her best friend forever. But Rosie dumped her when Mila refused to fork over her candy at lunch. And this was just the beginning to a week filled with bad luck and humorously horrible mishaps. Will Mila ever get her best friend back? Or will every week be like this week, her worst week ever?

Lawson, Sandra Byrd

Humor

Toby and Charlie have a secret code. But not any old secret code! It's what the Choctaw code talkers used during World War I. But when Grandpa falls while fishing, will the boys be able to get help in time? Will they be heroes like the code talkers?

Toby and the Secret Code: A Choctaw Adventure (Choctaw Adventures)

Action & Adventure

When a little lost puppy and his box fly from the back of a truck, he meets the school librarian and his world is turned upside-down! Not only does she give him a home, Miss Copywright gives him a name and a job! He gets to go to school every day and cuddle up with students to listen to them read. Since he's a Scottish Terrier, Miss Copywright names him Scanner, after the thing she uses to scan and check out books to her students. But Ms. Copywright doesn't know that when her scanner zapped him, it did something really weird. Now Scanner can read!

Scanner by Una Belle Townsend

Una Belle Townsend

When a little lost puppy meets the school librarian, his world is turned upside-down! Now he has a home, a name, and a job! He listens to children read. When Ms. Copywright's scanner zapped him, she named him Scanner. But this puppy has a BIG secret! After being zapped, Scanner can read!
First book in the series featuring Scanner, the Scottie!

Scanner (Scanner the Scottie)

Joshua and the Biggest Fish

A Muscogee-Creek tale of a young boy and his desire to catch the prize-winning fish. But the big fish are way out in the deepest part of the river.
Will Joshua find a way to catch a really big fish? Maybe then, the men won't see him as "cepane," or little boy.
A historical, coming of age story, based on true events.

Smith, Nancy

Morrison, Kaylee

Camping With Bigfoot

Gus and Elmer love to go camping with Dad! But a logging company is cutting down trees near their campsite. The boys put their heads together and come up with a plan to scare the workers away. And what’s the scariest thing they know? Bigfoot!
They enlist Dad’s help, using his size 14 foot prints and his scary-loud snores. Neither work. So when the boys go to the boss to beg them to stop cutting down the trees, Gus and Elmer are shocked when the men jump in their trucks and zoom away.
Perhaps they had a little help from someone, or someTHING!

Judkins, Matt

Mitchell, Kara

Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

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