France in America [Import] [Paperback]

France in America (Torchbooks)

History

W.J. Eccles

Americas

Fitzhenry and Whiteside

Elinore sits alone and weeps in the tower room where she has been told to spin straw into gold. No one can do such a thing, unless it's the strange little man who mysteriously appears at the stroke of midnight. He claims he can, but not unless the price is right. Elinore offers her necklace and ring, but they won't be enough. Only her firstborn child will satisfy the wicked little man. Afraid to make such a promise, and just as afraid not to, Elinore watches in fear as the spinning wheel begins to turn - whirr, whirr, whirr. The mystery and magic of this timeless tale have been wonderfully enhanced by Dorothy Joan Harris and Regolo Ricci. In their hands, Rumpelstiltskin has become a story from the past for today's children. After almost two hundred years, these characters have come to life as feeling, thinking people with choices to make and lessons to learn.

Rumpelstiltskin

Children's Books

Harris, Dorothy

Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

Jeremy's Decision

Brott, Ardyth

Growing Up & Facts of Life

So begins a long chain of events. Soon everyone is up and searching for a good night's sleep. But Aunty's house is just too full of elbows and knees, and snoring and singing, and counting and giggling for sleep to happen.

Who Is Sleeping In Aunty's Bed?

Stinson, Kathy

Literature & Fiction

Aunt Floydie is feeling a little blue. She's as old as the hills and so forgetful that she's forgotten just how old she is. But Aunt Floydie has three good friends and a heart as big as all outdoors. Together they change a dull rainy afternoon into a magical, wonderful day to remember -- a day that becomes Once in a Blue Moon.

Once in a Blue Moon

Morgan, Nicola

Orphan Boy O/P

Mollel, Tololwa M.

A little mermaid searches for a mysterious surprise at the end of the rainbow.

Rainbows Under the Sea

Johnson, Bruce

Johnson, Odette

Jeremy is extremely proud of his famous father, but if one more well-meaning fan asks if he is going to be an orchestra conductor when he grows up, he may just scream. Jeremy's ultimate decision about his future will bring as much surprise and delight to readers as it does to his family. This gender-fair story is a must for every book collection.

Mbeku the tortoise is proud of his magnificent, shiny shell - maybe too proud. Because he is so handsome, the greedy tortoise feels he can demand the biggest share of everything. When the birds are invited to a feast in Skyland, Mbeku is determined to go with them. The tortoise even convinces the birds to help him and soon he had magnificent wings of his own. When Mbeku repays the birds with treachery, he learns he is not the only one who can play tricks. With his spirited retelling of a traditional take from the Igbo people of Nigeria, Tololwa M. Mollel brings the crafty tortoise's schemes to a satisfying and lighthearted comeuppance.

The Flying Tortoise: An Igbo Tale

Mollel, Tololwa

Fox Song

After the passing of her great-grandmother, a young Indian girl recalls the times they spent together in a moving celebration of the love between the young and the old and the beauty of the natural world.

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France in America (Torchbooks)

Rumpelstiltskin

Jeremy's Decision

Who Is Sleeping In Aunty's Bed?

Once in a Blue Moon

Orphan Boy O/P

Rainbows Under the Sea

Jeremy's Decision

The Flying Tortoise: An Igbo Tale

Fox Song