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  Although fiction, Julia Harrington in a strange and wonderful way is more real than recorded history. Julia is aged twelve-going-on-thirteen in the year 1913. She tells her own story through her memories, impressions, heart and mind and in her own special language, direct, honest, and...

Richard Bissell's advice is to “Go anyplace. . . . To travel, to move around ― that's the thing. No matter where.” Be prepared to laugh and guffaw and hold your sides and, perhaps, depending on your age,  reminisce a bit (How Many Miles to Galena was first published in 1965) as you ride along...

Honestly and openly, sometimes simply, sometimes eloquently, Smith takes the reader on a journey of what it was like to be a young man living early in the 20th century. Through his poetry we learn about Smith's life and the events that consumed him ― the sea, a world war, death, heroes, Smith's...

Twelve year old Mary Ellen has been expelled from St. Agatha's for smoking pot ― although she swears she was not ― and is subsequently whisked off by her half-sozzled father and vain stepmother to spend an extended Easter vacation at the Elms ― a gigantic Victorian-Gothic mansion belonging to...

Count Raoul de Villeneuve was only moderately fond of hunting so he maintained no more than six hundred dogs of various breeds in his castle.  One of them, a huge Alaunt, mated with a wolf captured and kept by the count for the urine used as a bait to trap other wolves. Only one of their pups...

From the quarter deck of an English steam frigate two bodies are sited, yoked together by a great stick, as they slid down the smooth side of a towering swell.  The bodies are those of an old man and a woman, possibly jettisoned cargo from a suspected slave ship, dumped into the sea to avoid...

Even if readers don't speak a word of cluck, bird enthusiasts and animal lovers are bound to be captivated by Whitehackle, a fighting rooster, and Ishmael, a female Cooper's hawk turned chicken thief, as they embark on a life-long duel for dominance. Daniel P Mannix dramatizes the story by filling...

    Eleven year old Dana Martin faces relentless ridicule by a new group of students at his school who make fun of his name and take advantage of his small stature. The group of boys called the Green Street Counts are also thought to be responsible for vandalism in Dana's  neighborhood...

 In a novel that memorably evokes a rural American countryside and its wildlife, Daniel P Mannix leads us into the magical existence of a boy groping toward maturity in a primitive but exciting environment. The story unfolds among the woods and farms of the Pennsylvania Dutch country, where the...

Life in Western North Carolina for boys and girls and hunting dogs is full of wild boars, secret signals, hidden stills, places with  names like Fiefield Bald, Shuckstack, Neale's Gap, Little Mossy, Blue Run, and, of course, Doc Willet's drugstore and an ice cream sundae called the Idiot's Delight...

     Peter and Mary were old and forgotten. They lived in an equally old and forgotten house  surrounded by sun-baked mud and old tin cans ― a house so unappealing that field mice avoided it and all who passed quickly lose their appetites. And that's saying something. No magic...

Edgar’s crew was made up of five people: the hoghead, the hothead, the front snake, the back snake and the conductor ― the fathead, or swellhead.  But, much to Edgar’s disgust, his crew argued all the time.  Argue. Argue. Argue. Chaw. Chaw. Chaw. In fact they argued so much that they...

The Stray Lamb is a hilarious string of adventures as poor, ordinary, faithful, Mr. Lamb, is somewhat unwillingly tossed from one mishap to another. He is given a new perspective on life through the eyes of many different animals as he assumes the shape of many including a stallion, goldfish, dog,...

Family enthusiasm for Daniel's back-yard zoo is wearing thin. When a  great horned owl is captured and offered as a donation, Daniel's father replies (with more than a little mockery), "That's the last straw! All we have in this madhouse now is fourteen skunks, four raccoons, a dozen opossums,...