Brighty Of The Grand Canyon

$14.40

Long ago, a lone little burro roamed the high cliffs of the Grand Canyon and touched the hearts of all who knew him: a grizzled old miner, a big-game hunter, even President Teddy Roosevelt. Named Brighty by the prospector who befriended him, he remained a free spirit at heart. But when a ruthless claim-jumper murdered the prospector, loyal Brighty risked everything to bring the killer to justice.

Brighty's adventures have delighted generations of readers, and he has become the symbol of a joyous way of life. Some people say that you can even see his spirit roving the canyon on moonlit nights-forever wild,forever free.

Little House Series

Little House 4 -On The Banks of Plum Creek - $4.10
Little House 5 - By the Shores of Silver Lake - $4.10
Little House 6 -The Long Winter - $4.10
Little House 7 - Little Town on the Prairie - $4.10
Little House 8 - These Happy Golden Years - $4.10
Little House 9 - The First Four Years - $4.10

Ingalls wrote a series of historical fiction books for children based on her childhood growing up in a pioneer family. She also wrote a regular newspaper column and kept a diary as an adult moving from South Dakota to Missouri, the latter of which has been published as a book

Berenstain Bears New Baby

$11.00

"This brightly illustrated story tells of a youngster's happy acceptance of a new addition to the family and how Mama and Papa Bear assist him with the adjustment."--Booklist.

Bernstein Bears Blaze a Trail

$11.95

Brother Bear, Sister Bear, and Cousin Fred are determined to get their Trailblazing Merit Badge. 
 
They are carefully following the Bear Scouts guidebook. However, Papa Bear has some ideas of his own about the best way to blaze a trail. Through the swamp, the brambles, and Rocky Gorge, Papa forges ahead, getting himself into all kinds of problems. And as usual, the younger bears are able to help him out. That is until Papa Bear decides to make some trailblazer stew. . . 
 
Literary legends Stan and Jan Berenstain’s First Time Books address many of the issues of childhood in simple, direct ways, opening the door for discussion and leaving room for parents to personalize each situation.