Ethel Pochocki: 5 books

Book cover of Rosebud and Red Flannel
by Ethel Pochocki
Language: English
Release Date: January 1, 1999

Red Flannel, a pair of long johns, and Rosebud, a delicate nightgown, hang side-by-side on the line. Red Flannel loves Rosebud, but she isn't interested in such a coarse fellow. One day a sudden snowstorm threatens to freeze them on the line, and they take off together on a harrowing adventure. Ethel...
Book cover of Rosebud and Red Flannel
by Ethel Pochocki, Mary Beth Owens
Language: English
Release Date: December 20, 2014

Red Flannel is a pair of woolen long johns, and Rosebud is a lacy, delicate nightgown. On wash days they hang side by side on the clothesline. Red Flannel is in love with Rosebud, but he's too clumsy and shy to speak to her. For her part, Rosebud feels it beneath her dignity to converse with such...
Book cover of A Penny for a Hundred
by Ethel Pochocki, Mary Beth Owens
Language: English
Release Date: December 20, 2014

A Penny for a Hundred is beloved children's book author Ethel Pockocki's timeless tale of culture shock in rural Maine during the Second World War. It is 1944 and nine-year-old Clare will finally be able to help with the potato harvest—up until now, she was only able to earn the "penny a hundred"...
Book cover of Maine Marmalade
by Ethel Pochocki
Language: English
Release Date: September 1, 2007

At one time or another, most of us have made — or wanted to make — jam from berries and other fruit that we've gathered with our own hands. But what happens if the urge strikes out of season, when the pickings are slim? The answer is resourcefulness, as is discovered by young Anthony. The lesson...
Book cover of Maine Marmalade
by Ethel Pochocki
Language: English
Release Date: January 1, 2004

At one time or another, most of us have made — or wanted to make — jam from berries and other fruit that we've gathered with our own hands. But what happens if the urge strikes out of season, when the pickings are slim? The answer is resourcefulness, as is discovered by young Anthony. The lesson...
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