8 Ergebnisse.

A school assignment leads 11 year old Ivy to discover the family secret. She has a hidden grandmother. When her parents plan the trip for Ivy to meet this grandmother, her joy is complete. An aunt, an uncle, a cousin, a grandpa, and a pile of unopened presents await her. Christmas in the small town of Cotton Mood promises to be the best ever. Then Ivy discovers that sometimes things are not always as they seem.

Snip darts away as Granddad Mac yells, "Go get 'em, Snip!" As a part-collie canine, Snip herds cattle from natural instinct. The Jersey milk cows may protest, but they know Snip means business when he barks and races toward them. It's milking time. Flossie, Bossie, Posie, and Rosie trot to the barn. Granddad Mac is ready with milk pail in hand. Soon the barn cats will appear when they hear the plinking sound of warm milk hitting the bottom of ...

Opportunity beckons and the young adventurer begins the journey of independence. In a new city, with a new job, she brings her college degree and naivete to the world. Faithfully communitive, her parents stop hearing from her. The excitement of an independent life is heightened by a charismatic family friend, who becomes an unlikely predator.

Unveiling the Silent Cries documents the events suffered by Sherry Bevill Moss at the hands of her husband. Unthinkable abuse plagued Sherry during a nineteen year period while she endured eleven pregnancies, three of which ended in miscarriages. The book details the types of abuse she suffered. Sherry thought she alone suffered sexual abuse but discovered differently from one of her children. When the chance arrived to free herself of this ma...

Splat! Mud hit Charlie's piggy nose. "Oh, no!" He squealed a baby squeal and ran. The muddy pond wiggled like pudding as Charlie's brothers and sisters wallowed around in the chocolate-colored goop. Charlie fled from other muddy splashes. Janie and her dad watched and laughed at this little pig. Dad had an idea about Charlie. An adventure began as Janie and Charlie prepared for a big show.

Isabella, the cow, could not sing. Sad to the point of tears, Isabella roamed into a rolling, green meadow where she met the singing Mrs. Meadowlark. When the encouraging Mrs. Butterfly joined the scene, Isabella made a surprising discovery.

Harvey, the horse, lives on Elm Grove Farm. He helps farmer Tom "work" cattle but doesn't like working during hot weather. He watches Tom with his wide-brimmed white hat and decides he wants a hat to keep him shaded. Through a couple of shenanigans, Harvey gets the message across to Tom. Tom slaps his knee in laughter at Harvey's antics but understands Harvey's horsey language. Harvey looks comical in his custom-made straw hat.

Henrietta hid from Grandmother Mac every evening. When grandmother found her under the red boxcar or behind bags of grain, she shooed her into the hen house. Henrietta wanted to stay outdoors with her friends all day and all night. Why did Grandmother Mac shoo her inside the hen house at night?