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From: LoreensLit 4/9/10 (vegsource dealer program)
Subject:         Huge List Lit, US History Revolution, Civil, WWII, sonlight, , Snow Treasure,The Light and the Glory, IF You+ more
Date: February 9, 2010 at 9:51 am PST

Hi! I have a big list of books that I am selling. Shipping is not included, and would be Media Mail plus $.75 for delivery confirmation. Insurance is optional. I take check with a 10 day hold, money order, or Paypal (Paypal on orders over $5 only) Please copy the title and the description with the price and send me a list of the books that you want. I will weigh them and get back to you with shipping costs.
I have a smoke free pet free home.

Email me! loreenjfitch@yahoo.com

Check out my Sonlight-Classics-Science-Math-Latin list and my ancient-Middle ages list. I also have books listed on the k-2 and the 7-12 boards. Thanks, Loreen

US History
If You books:
1. If you Lived t the Time of the Civil War, by Kay Moore, 64 pages, good condition, little wear on the cover, Name on the inside cover, $2.50

2. If you lived At the Time of the Great San Francisco Earthquake, by Ellen Levin, 3rd grade level, 64 pages, very good condition, $3.00

3. If you Traveled West in a Covered Wagon, by Ellen Levin, 80 pages, older copy good condition, 3rd grade level, $1.50

4. If you Traveled on the Underground Railroad, by Ellen Levin, 3rd grade level, 64 pages, very good condition, $3.00

5. If you Lived with the Iroquois, by Ellen Levine, 80 pages, former library copy with plastic covering the cover, $3.00

6. If You Grew Up With Abraham Lincoln, by Ann McGovern, 80 pages, fair condition, wear on the cover, $2.00

7. . If you Traveled West in a Covered Wagon, by Ellen Levin, 80 pages, excellent condition, 3rd grade level, $3.50

8. If Your Name Was Changed at Ellis Island, by Ellen Levin, 80 pages, former library copy with plastic cover, excellent condition, 3rd grade level, $3.50

9. If you Lived at the Time of the American Revolution, by Kay Moore , 80 pages, former library copy with plastic cover, excellent condition, 3rd grade level, $3.50


CORNERSTONE of FREEDOM books

1. The Story of Ellis Island, by Conrad Stein, Cornerstones of Freedom, Hardback, excellent condition, 32 pages, $3.00


2. The Story of the Oregon Trail, by Conrad Stein, Cornerstones of Freedom, paperback, excellent unread condition, 32 pages, $3.00


3. 40. The Story of the Constitution, by Marilyn Prolman, Cornerstones of Freedom, 32 pages, very good condition, hardback, $3.00


4. The Story of the Star-Spangled Banner, by Natalie Miller, Cornerstone of Freedom, hardback condition, $3.00

5 The Story of the the Declaration of Independence, by Norman Richards, Cornerstones of Freedom, 31 pages, paper back excellent condition, $3.00


6. The Gettysburg Address, by Kenneth Richards, Cornerstones of Freedom, hard back, excellent condition, 32. pages, $3.00

7. The Story of D Day, by R. Conrad Stein, , Cornerstones of Freedom, hard back, excellent condition, 32. pages, $3.00

COLONIAL TIMES
Plymouth Plantation
1. The Pilgrims First Thanksgiving, by Ann McGovern, 48 pages, pictures and text, 3rd grade level, good condition, creases $2.00
2. The First Thanksgiving, by Lou Rogers, Older hardback 32 pages, sweet story with colored pictures information in the back of the book that could be used to form discussion question, Good condition, $2.50
3. Squanto, The Pilgrim Adventure, by Kate Jassem,48 pages, Troll Associates, good condition, room 8 written on the cover, $2.00


4. On the Mayflower: Voyage of the Ships Apprentice & A Passenger Girl, by Kate Waters, 40 pages, excellent unread condition, $3.00

5. The Mayflower Secret, By Dave and Neta Jackson, Story about Governor William Bradford, Trailblazer Books, good condition, name on the Inside cover, $3.00
6. On the Mayflower, by Kate Waters, voyage of the Ship’s Apprentice and a Passenger girl, 40 pages, colored pictures, very good condition, $2.50
7. Plymouth Pioneers, by Colleen Reese, The American Adventure #2, 142 pages, story of 2 children who are part of the Plymouth colony and help to support their family during the starving times, excellent unread condition, $3.00
8. Sarah Morton’s Day by Kate Waters, A Day in the Life of a Pilgrim Girl, 32 pages, 3rd grade level, beautiful pictures and story taken from Pilmoth Plantation, picture book, excellent condition, $2.75
9. The First Thanksgiving, by Linda Howard, Step into Reading level 2, 1-3 grades, 48 pages, lots of colored pictures, very nice book, excellent condition, $2.50

Jamestown
1. Jamestown: New World Adventure, By James Knight, Adventures in Colonial America, Nice little picture book with black and white pictures, about 32 pages, fair to good condition, some wear on the cover, $1.50

2. The Starving Time, Elizabeth’s Jamestown Colony Diary, book 2, My America Series, by Patricia Hermes, 107 pages, new unread book, 3rd grade level, $2.75

3. Season of Promise: Elizabeth’s Jamestown Colony Diary, book 3, My America Series by Patricia Hermes, 107 pages, new unread book, 3rd grade level, $2.75

4. Pocahontas: Girl of Jamestown, by Kate Jassem, 48 pages, 3rd grade level, $1.50

5. The Double Life of Pocahontas, by Jean Fritz, 96 pages, good condition, $1.50

6. Pocahontas, Young Peacemaker, Childhood of Famous Americans, 176 pages, good condition, tiny dog eared front corner, $3.00

Colonial America

1. A History of US: Making Thirteen Colonies, 1600-1740 book 2 , by Joy Hakim, 162 pages, hardback very good condition, $12.00
2. If you Lived in Colonial Times, by Ann McGovern, older paper back, slightly yellowed, good condition, $1.00
3. The Printer’s Apprentice, by Stephen Krensky, story of a printer in New York in 1734 and unrest with the English, 5.7 grade level, very good condition, $2.00

4 Meet Felicity, An American Girl book one, 69 pages, excellent condition but a tiny watermark on the pages, hasn’t been read, $3.25

5. Happy Birthday, Felicity Excellent condition, $3.25

6. I Saw Three Ships by Elizabeth Goudge, A Christmas story set in colonial American…sweet story, 5.8 grade level, 60 pages, fair condition, $1.00

7. Boston Jane, Au Adventurer, by Jennifer L. Holm, 272 pages, story about a young girl who travels to Boston, good condition, $2.00

8. George Whitefield: Pioneering Evangelist, by Bruce and Becky Durost Fish, 207 pages, very good condition, small dog eared front cover, $$3.00

9. The Light and the Glory for Children, by Peter Marshall and David Manuel, 174 pages, good condition, small crease on one corner, $4.00

10. Dream Seekers, by Loree Lough, The American Adventure Series, #3, excellent new condition, story of family who follows Roger Williams, $3.00

11. Fire By Night, by Loree Lough, story of early Colonial kids who live through a fire in Boston, excellent new condition, 137 pages, $3.00

BEN FRANKLIN

1. Ben Franklin, by Enid La Monte Meadowcroft, 186 pages, older paperback, yellowed pages, but still good condition, $1.00
2. Benjamin Franklin by Charles P. Graves, 78 pages, older paper back book a little yellowed but in good condition, $1.00

3. Benjamin Franklin In His Own Words, by Peter and Connie Roop, 127 pages, excellent unused condition, $3.00

4. Meet Ben Franklin, by Maggi Scarf, 64 pages, 2-3rd grade level, very good condition, $2.50

5. Be Franklin and His Notebook, by Ben Horowitz, 16 pages, story about Ben Franklin and his inventions, excellent condition, about 2nd grade level, $1.50

6. Ben and Me, by Robert Lawson, cute story of Ben Franklin and a mouse, former classroom book, good condition, $2.75
7. Ben Franklin by Jack Kelly, Heroes of America Illustrated Lives, 240 pages, good condition, crease on the back cover, $3.00

8. Benjamin Franklin, by Peter and Connie Rupp, In Their Own Words, 127 pages, excellent unread condition, $2.50


GEORGE WASHINGTON

1. George Washington: The Man who Would Not be King, by Stephen Krensky, 6th grade level, great biography of our first president, pictures, 116 pages, good condition, $2.50

2. The Adventures of George Washington, by Mickie Davidson, 72 pages, older scholastic book, good condition, tiny rip on back cover, $1.00

3. George Washington: A Picture book Biography, by James Cross Giblin, 48 pages, Picture book with gorgeous pictures, has a name writing on the inside cover, 2nd grade level, very good condition, $2.50

4 Let’s Play Solider George Washington, By Peter and Connie Roop, 57 pages, 3.5 reading level, new book $1.50

5. George Washington, Heroes of America Illustrated Lives, hardback, very good condition, 239 pages, $4.00

6. The Story of George Washington, Quiet Hero, by Joyce Milton, 3.2 reading level, 92 pages, excellent unread condition, $2.50

7. George Washington’s Socks, by Elvira Woodruff, 166 pages, 5th grade level, this is a time travel book where contemporary kids go back in time to when Washington crosses the Delaware, former library copy, some creases, good condition, $1.50

8. George Washington’s Socks, by Elvira Woodruff, 166 pages, 5th grade level, this is a time travel book where contemporary kids go back in time to when Washington crosses the Delaware, very good condition, couple of small creases on the back cover, $2.50

9. If you Grew Up with George Washington, by Ruth Belov Gros, 64 pages good condition, older paperback, former library copy, 3rd grade level, $2.50

10. George Washington, by Keith Brandt, Troll Associates, about 32 pages, 3rd grade level, story with Pictures, good condition, $2.00

11. George Washington: Young Leader, by Laurence Santrey, Troll Associates, 48 pages, story with pictures, good condition, $2.00

12. George Washington’s Mother, by Jean Fritz, All Aboard Reading, about 48 pages, former library copy with plastic on the cover, excellent condition, $2.50

13. George Washington: Soldier, Hero, President, By Justine and Ron Fontes, DK Readers, level 3, 48 pages, good condition, $2.00

14. George Washington’s Breakfast, by Jean Fritz, 47 pages, former library copy with plastic on the cover, excellent condition, $2.75

15. George Washington: A Picture Book Biography, by James Cross Giblin, 48 pages, beautiful picture book, excellent condition, $3.00

16. Let’s Read about George Washington, by Kimberly Weinberger, Scholastic First Biographies, 2nd grade level, very Good condition, $2.00

17. I Did it With My Hatchet, A Story of George Washington, by Robert Quackenbush, hardback, former Library copy, picture book, good condition, $2.75
THOMAS JEFFERSON
1. Tom Jefferson: Third President of the United States, Childhood of Famous Americans, by Helen Albee Monsell, good condition, crease on the cover, 192 pages, $2.50

2. Thomas Jefferson, by Victoria Sherrow, History Maker Bios, 48 pages, lots of pictures and text, excellent condition, $2.50
3. Journey to Monticello: Traveling in Colonial America, by James E. Knight, story about a messenger who travels from Massachusetts to Monticello with secret documents for Thomas Jefferson, former library copy, good condition, $2.50
4. Thomas Jefferson, Author, Inventor, President, by Carol Green, A Rookie Biography, 48 pages, early chapter book, lots of pictures and info, name on the inside cover, some wear on the cover, but very readable, $2.00

REVOLUTIONARY WAR
1. Abigail Adams Girl of Colonial Days, Childhood of Famous Americans, 190 pages, excellent condition, tiny crease on front cover, Ages 8-12, $3.00
2. Boy Stories of Great Men, by Elisie E. Egermeier, older hardback with original dust cover, 1931 printing, 184 pages, Includes 18 stories about famous men, including Abe Lincoln, George Washington, William Carey, Dwight L. Moody, Henry Ford and others, Neat old book, $15.00
3. Abigail Adams, Young Patriot, by Francene Sabin, and Jann Early MAcken, 55 pages, very good condition, 3rd grade level, $2.50

4. Tree of Freedom, by Rebecca Caudill, 5th grade level, story of a pioneer family that moves to Carolina in 1780 to clear the land, build a cabin and raise crops, a little wear on the cover, $2.00

5. The Secret of Sarah Revere, by Ann Rinaldi, 318 pages, story of the daughter of Paul Revere and the American Revolution, good condition, $3.00

6. The Innkeepers Daughter, by Lou Kassem, story of a young woman who go to warn patriots along the Wilderness Road during the American Revolution, 151 pages, very good condition, very good condition, $2.50

7. The American Revolution, by Alden R. Carter, 62 pages, excellent like new condition, Nice chapter book with great pictures, $3.50

8. If you Were There When the Signed the Constitution, by Elizabeth Levy,78 pages, very good condition, $2.50

9. The Fighting Ground, by Avi, story of a boy who enlists to fight in the Revolutionary war, 157 pages, excellent condition, $3.00

10. Hannah’s Helping Hands, by Jean Van Leeuwen, Pioneer Daughters Series, story of a Connecticut girl in 1779 as the Revolutionary War grows closer to their home, 90 pages, very good condition, $2.50

11. The American Revolution, by Alden R. Carter, 64 pages, chapter book with lots of text, pictures and maps, excellent condition, $3.00

12. Let’s Ride Paul Revere! by Peter and Connie Roop, 60 pages, 3.5 reading level, good condition, $2.50

13. . My Brother Sam is Dead, by James Lincoln Collier and Christopher Collier, story of the Revolutionary war and 2 brothers, excellent condition, $3.00

14. Sarah Bishop, by Scott O Dell, 230 pages, story of a teenage girl during the Revolutionary War, good condition, $2.50

16. The American Revolution, by Bruce Bliven Jr. Landmark Books, 153 pages, very good condition, Former library copy, slightly yellowed, $2.50

17. Deborah Sampson Goes to War, by Bryna Stevens, story about a young woman that disguises herself as a man and goes to fight in the American Revolutionary War, about 48 pages, 2.4 reading level, very good condition, $2.25

18. Emma’s Journal, By Marissa Moss, The story of a Colonial Girl written in diary form, Great book! excellent condition, $3.00

20. A Little Maid of Narragansett Bay, by Alice Turner Curtis, 190 pages, ages 7-12, includes a paper doll to cut out, crease on the back cover but otherwise in excellent condition, $4.00

21. Or Give me Death, by Ann Rinaldi, A Novel of Patrick Henry’s family, ages 10-14, excellent condition, $3.00

22. Captain Grey by Avi, story about a boy who is taken prisoner by a pirate in the late 1700’s, good condition, former library book, $2.50

23. The Winter Hero, by james Lincoln Collier and Christopher Collier, Story about a young man who wants to fight in the Revolutionary War but only has a sword to use, 152 pages, good condition, slightly yellowed, $1.50

24. The Secret Soldier” The Story of Deborah Sampson, by Ann Mc Govern, story of a girl who dressed as a man in order to fight in the Revolutionary War, excellent condition, former library copy with plastic cover, 3rd grade level, $2.75

25. The Boston Coffee Party, by Doreen Rappaport, cute story about a little girl during the Boston Tea Party, 1-2nd grade level, excellent condition, $2.00
26. Revolutionary War On Wednesday, by Mary Pope Osborne, Magic Tree House #22, excellent like new condition, $2.50


28. Very Funny Elizabeth, by Valerie Trip, An American Girl story set in 1776, a companion to the Felicity books, 81 pages, good condition, crease on the front cover, $2.50
29. If you Lived at the Time of the American Revolution, by Kay Moore , 80 pages, former library copy with plastic cover, excellent condition, 3rd grade level, $3.50

30. Samuel’s Choice, by James Watling, 39 pages, story of a boy who helps Washington to escape during the battle of Long Island, excellent condition, $2.50

31. And Then What Happened Paul Revere? by Jean Fritz, 48 pages, hard back, excellent condition, $3.00

32. Why Not Layfayette, by Jean Fritz, story of the French General who aided the American’s during the Revolutionary War, 87 pages, very good condition, $2.75

33. Back to Paul Revere Travelers in Time #2, by Beatrice Gormley, fun story about modern kids who go back in time to the American Revolution and meet Paul Revere, 143 pages, 4th grade level, very good condition, $2.50

34. The Secret Soldier by Ann McGovern, The story of Deborah Sampson, 3rd grade level, 64 pages, good condition creases on the cover , name on the inside cover, $2.00


35. The Story of the Constitution, by Marilyn Prolman, Cornerstones of Freedom, 32 pages, very good condition, hardback, $3.00

36. Time Enough for Drums, by Ann Rinaldi, story of a girl and her family that struggle for Independence during the American Revolution and in conflict with her tutor, good condition, small crease on the cover, $2.50

37. Daniel Boone by Katherine Wilkie, 64 pages, older paper back book, yellowed pages but in good condition, 2-3rd grade level, $1.50

38. Daniel Boone, by Roy Memerson, Heroes Of America Illustrated Lives, 239 pages, good condition, $3.00

39. The American Revolution, 1700-1800 by Joy Masoff, Chronicle of America, 48 pages, full of reinacted pictures, stories, pictures, info, good condition,$3.00

40. Why Don’t you Get a Horse Sam Adams. by Jean Fritz, 48 pages, excellent new condition, $2.50

41. America’s War of Independence 1763-1783, By David Rubel, A Concise illustrated history of the American Revolution, Lots of pictures, maps info, 49 pages, excellent condition, 3.50

43. Paul Revere, by George Sullivan, In Their Own Words, 128 pages, excellent condition, $2.50

44. The Hero of Ticonderoga, by Gail Gauthier, 231 pages, story about a modern day girl who recently moved to Vermont that must give an oral report on the state’s Hero, Ethan Allen. Fun way to learn about this American Revolutionary Hero, Very good condition, with just a small crease on the back corner, a couple of x’s on the page edges, $2.50


POST REVOLUTION ---EARLY 1800’s
1. Sacajawea Guide to Lewis and Clark, by Della Rowland, excellent condition, 4.9 reading level, $2.50
2. Davy Crockett, Young Pioneer, by Laurence Santrey, 48 pages, hardback, very nice condition, $2.50
3. The Wanderer, by Sharon Creech, Newberry Honor, story of a young girl who sails with her uncles and cousins, 305 pages,good condition, 5th grade level, $2.50

4. The Lousiana Purchase, by Peter and Connie Roop, 84 pages, great text, maps and pictures, very good condition, $3.00
5. Fever 17923, By Laurie Halse Anderson, 243 pages, story of a girl who helps to run a Philadelphia coffee house during a plague, good condition, small crease on the cover, $2.50
6. Pirates! Raiders of the High Seas, by Christopher Maynard, Eyewitness Readers, grades 2-4, 48 pages, good condition, $2.50

7. The Story of Davy Crocket: Frontier Hero, by Walter Retan, 102 pages, older paperback book, good condition, $1.50

8. The Lewis and Clark Expedition, by Sanna Porte Kiesling, 30 pages, agaes 8 and older, great book for introducing this expedition to your kids, lots of pictures and text, $3.00

9. Who Was Sacagawea? by Judith Bloom Fradin, and Dennis Brindell Fradin, 2.8 reading level, 107 pages, excellent condition, $2.75

10. Tall Tails Cross- Country with Lewis and Clark, by Dona Smith, 137 pages, good condition, small piece of tape on the spine, good condition, $2.50

11. Lewis and Clark In their own Words, by George Sullivan, 128 pages, lots of info, text and pictures, excellent condition, $2.75


12. Johnny Appleseed, by Eva Moore, 48 pages, 48 pages, excellent condition, pictures on every other page, 3rd grade level, $3.00


13. The Story of the Star-Spangled Banner, by Natalie Miller, Cornerstone of Freedom, hardback condition, $3.00

14. Lewis and Clark A Prairie Dog For the President, fun story of the great western adventure, grades 1-3, Step into Reading, very good condition, $2.00

15. . Lyddie, by Katherine Patterson, story about a young girl in the Massachusetts weaving mills in the 1840’s. 182 pages, 5th grade level, very good condition with a slight crease on the upper front cover, $2.50

16. A Gathering of Days By Joan W. Blos, Newberry Award, Dairy format about a 13 year old girl’s life during the 1830’s 144 pages hardback, former library copy, writing on the back inside cover, $3.00


17. Beethoven Lives Upstairs, by Barbara Nichol, 3rd grade level, unread book, excellent condition, $3.00

18. Johnny Appleseed by Eva Moore, 46 pages, excellent like new condition, $2.00

19. The Story of the Star Spangled Banner, by Natalie Miller, Cornerstones of Freedom, hardback, 31 pages, excellent condition, $3.00


20. Sacajawea, by Joseph Bruchac, story of Sacajawea told by herself and William Clark, 199 pages, excellent condition, $2.50

21. Marie Antoinette, Princess of Versailles, by Kathryn Lasky, The Royal Diaries, 219 pages, new condition, $4.00

22. The Story of Sacajawea Guide to Lewis and Clark, by Della Rowland, 4.9 reading level, 91 pages, a few pictures and a map, very good condition, $2.00

23. Danger in the Harbor, by Joann A. Grote, The American Adventure Series, story of a girl at the end of the War of 1812, excellent unread condition, $3.00

24, From Sea to Shining Sea Children’s Activity Book by Peter Marshall and David Manual, the cover has a piece torn off the front, about 3”x3” corner, the first page is missing but I think it was just the cover page, small tear on page 3. Other wise in good shape, 72 pages, $2.50

25. The Lewis and Clark Expedition, by Patrick McGrath, hard back, 64 pages, includes chapters, info, pictures and maps of the journey, former library copy, good condition, $3.00


Civil War

LINCOLN
1. Abraham Lincoln, by Amy L. Cohn, picture book, about 32 pages, 3rd grade level, excellent condition, $2.50

2. . The Death of Abraham Lincoln: A Picture History of the Assassination, by Leroy Hayman, very good condition, $2.50
3. The Gettysburg Address, by Abraham Lincoln, 32 pages, picture book, cool pin and ink drawings, Very good condition, $2.00 pending

4. If you Grew up With Abraham Lincoln, by Ann McGovern, 3.2 reading level, good condition, $1.50

5. Abraham Lincoln, President For the People, by Larry Weinberg, 3.0 reading level, 102 pages, Little wear on the cover, name on the inside cover, good condition, $2.00

6. Grace’s Letter to Lincoln, by Peter and Connie Roop, 70 pages, good condition, crease on the back cover, $2.50

7. Abraham Lincoln Coloring Book by A/ G. Smith, Dover Coloring book, excellent unused condition, $2.50
8. Meet Abraham Lincoln, by Barbara Cary, 72 pages, good condition, 2nd grade level, $2.50
9. Abe Lincoln: the Young Years, by Keith Brandt, excellent condition, 4th grade reading level, 48 pages, $1.50
10. Meet Abraham Lincoln, by Barbara Cary, grades 2 and up, Landmark Books, 68 pages, excellent condition, $2.50
11. Abraham Lincoln In Their Own Words, by George Sullivan, 124 pages, Excellent unread condition, $3.00

12. Abraham Lincoln, Cornerstone, History Magazine for Young Children, May 199449 pages, excellent condition, Full of stories, history, cartoons, pictures plus more on the life of Lincoln, $3.00

13. True Stories About Abraham Lincoln, by Ruth Belov Gross, 48 pages, 2nd Grade level, every good condition, $2.00

14. Abraham Lincoln’s Hat, by Martha Brenner, Step into Reading level 2 for grades 1-3, 48 pages, 2nd grade level, excellent condition, $2.25

15. Just a Few Words, Mr. Lincoln, by Jean Fritz, story about Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, how he wrote and delivered it, 48 pages, 3rd grade level, good condition, little bit of wear on the cover, $2.50

16. If You Grew Up With Abraham Lincoln, by Ann McGovern, 80 pages, fair condition, wear on the cover, $2.00

17. Abraham Lincoln, Let’s Read Biography, Houghton Mifflin,16 pages, former library copy with plastic cover, $2.00

18. A Three Minute Speech, by Jennifer Armstrong, Lincoln’s Remarks at Gettysburg, Milestone Books, 85 pages, very good condition, $2.50


UNDERGROUND RAILROAD

1. Who Conducted the Underground Railroad and Other Questions About the Path to Freedom, by Peter and Connie Roop, Chapters in History, 44 pages, 2-3 grade level, good condition, 2 small creases on the front cover, $1.50
2. Harriet Tubman, by George Sullivan, In Their Own Words, 127 pages, good condition, $2.50
3. Go Free or Die, A story about Harriet Tubman, by Jeri Ferris, 63 pages, chapter book, 2-3rd grade level, very good condition, $2.50

4. The Slave Dancer, by Paula Fox. Story of a kidnapped boy who must play a fife for captured slaves to keep their muscles strong. good condition, , Newberry Medal. 138 pages. $2.50


5. Freedom Crossing, by Margaret Goff Clark, Underground Railroad story, new book , $2.50

6. Dear Austin: Letters from the Underground Railroad, by Elvira Woodruff, 137 pages, great way to study the underground railroad in letter form…new book, 137 pages, $3.00

7. The Captive by Joyce Hansen, Story of Kofi a prince of Africa, 195 pages, 5th grade level, $2.00

8. Forty Acres and Maybe a Mule, by Harriette Gillem Robinet, story of 2 former slave brothers in the aftermath of the Civil War during Reconstruction, 132 pages, new condition, $3.00 pending

9. A Picture of Freedom, The Diary of Clotee, A Slave Girl, Dear America Series, paper back, little wear on the cover, good condition, $3.00
10. Who Conducted the Underground Railroad and Other Questions About the Path of Freedom, by Peter and Connie Roop, 44 pages, excellent condition, $1.50

11. Harriet Tubman Conductor on the Underground Railroad, by Ann Petry, ages 10 up, 247 pages, Excellent like new condition, $3.00

12. Which Way Freedom, by Joyce Hansen, 4.8 reading level, story of a daring slave that makes a run at freedom, older book, fair condition, yellowed pages, but tight, $1.50

13. Canal Boat to Freedom, by Thomas Fall, story about the Underground railroad, 214 pages, older book, good condition, $1.50

14. The Story of Harriet Tubman, Conductor of the Underground Railroad, by Kate McMullan, 108 pages, very good condition, 3.2 reading level, $2.50


15. The Drinking Gourd. by F. N. Monjo, An I Can Read Book, 62 pages, story of a boy who learns that his father is helping slave travel to freedom, excellent condition, $2.75
16. Two Tickets to Freedom, The True story of William and Ellen Craft, Fugitive Slaves, By Florence Freedman, 4th grade level, 96 pages, good condition, $2.50

17. Sojourner Truth: American Abolitionist, by W. Terry Whalin, Heroes of the Faith, 200 pages, very good condition, crease on the back cover, $3.00

18. Silent Thunder: A Civil War Story, by Andrea Davis Pinkney, story of slave children in Virginia and their desire for freedom, good condition, 218 pages, $2.50

19. Harriet Tubman Conductior on the Underground Railroad, by Ann Petry, 247 pages, ages 10 and up, excellent condition, $3.00

20. Escape North! The Story of Harriet Tubman, by Monica Kulling, Step into Reading level 4, 48 pages, new condition, $2.50

21. Get On Board: The Story of the Underground Railroad, by Jim Haskins, 152 pages, excellent condition, reading level, 5th grade, $3.00


CIVIL WAR BATTLE STORES

1. Undying Glory: The Story of the Massachusetts 54th Regiment, by Clinton Cox, a Civil War story, new condition, 5th grade level, $3.00

2. Bull Run, By Paul Fleischman, 6th grade level, 102 pages, This book tells the story of 16 characters, half from the north and half from the south from all walks of life, women and men, and their involvement in the first battle of the Bull Run. very good condition, $2.50

3. The Ballad of the Civil War, by Mary Stolz, 54 pages, story of two brothers who grow up to fight on opposite sides of the Civil war. Wonderful but sad story. new book, $2.00

4. Thunder on the Tennessee, by G. Clifton Wisler, story about a boy who fights for the North in the Civil War, 5th grade level, 153 pages, excellent condition, $3.00
5. Civil War Heroines, by Jill Cannon, 55 pages, full of stories and pictures of women who were war heroines, one page has some color pencil coloring…all the book could be used to color. $2.50

6. The Red Badge of Courage, by Stephen Crane, Illustrated Classics Edition, paperback, 240 pages, excellent condition, $1.50

7. A House Divided, by Jules Archer, The Lives of Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee, 184 pages, 4th grade level, excellent unread condition, $3.00

8. The War Within, by Carol Matas, story about a Jewish girl and her family during the Civil War, Excellent condition, $3.00
9. Who Comes with Cannons? by Patricia Beatty, 186 pages, Story of a girl during the Civil War, very good condition but was used in a class room and has the teacher’s name on the front cover and on the page edges. $2.00


10. My Side of the Story, The Brothers’ War, by Patricia Hermes, 4-8 grade, Two stories in One, telling of the Civil War event through the eyes of two children, Cool Book! 192 pages, excellent condition, $3.50

11. In My Father’s House, by Ann Rinaldi, 318 pages, Story of a girl and her family that get caught up in the Civil War all the way up to Appomattox, good condition, Great story of older kids, $3.00

12. Evvy’s War, by Miriam Brenaman, 209 pages, story about a Virgingia Girl and her life during the Civil War, very good condition, $3.00

13. Civil War on Sunday, by Mary Pope Osborne, Magic Tree House #21, excellent like new condition, $2.50

14. Behind the Lines, by Isabelle Holand, story of an Irish family from New York during the Civil War, 195 pages, very good condition, $2.50
15. Gettysburg, by Mackinlay Kantor. Landmark Books, 151 pages, former library copy, excellent condition, $2.50

16. Rifles For Watie, by Harold Keith, 332 pages, Newberry Award, story of a young man who fights for the Union in the civil war, goes as a spy into Confederate lines and finds that the men there are the just like him but with a different cause, excellent condition, $3.00

17. The Gettysburg Address, by Kenneth Richards, Cornerstones of Freedom, hard back, excellent condition, 32. pages, $3.00

18. Lost Victories for The Military Genius of Stonewall Jackson, by Bevin Alexander, 359 pages, teen to adult, excellent condition, dust cover, $7.00

19. Undying Glory by Clinton Cox, The story of the Massachusetts 54th Regiment in the Civil War, very good condition, $$2.50

20. If you Lived t the Time of the Civil War, by Kay Moore, 64 pages, good condition, little wear on the cover, Name on the inside cover, $2.50

21. Abraham’s Battle, A Novel of Gettyburg, By Sara Harrell Banks, 88 pages, touching story of a former slave how befriends and helps a confederate soldier in the Battle at Gettysburg, new book, $3.00

22. Thunder at Gettysburg, by Patricia Lee Gauch, story about a young girl who finds herself right in the middle of the Battle of Gettysburg, 2nd grade level, good condition, $2.25

23. Yankees on the Doorstep: The Story of Sarah Morgan, by Debra West Smith, Based on a true story of a girl living in Baton Rouge as the Federal soldiers take over her city during the Civil War, very good condition, $3.00


24. Shiloh, National Military Park, Tennessee, by Albert Dillabunty, 47 pages, put out by the National Park Service, history, has information about the battles, a guide to the area, printed in 1955 older booklet, $.50

25. Gentle Annie, by Mary Francis Shura, The True story of a Civil War Nurse, 184 pages, very good condition,4th grade level, $3.00

26. The Stolen Train, by Robert Ashley, 5th grade level, 149 pages, story of how Union soldiers stole a confederate train during the Civil War, excellent condition, $3.00

27. A Coloring Book of the Civil War, by Bellerophon books, tiny bit of coloring on the inside cover but otherwise unused, good condition, $2.00

28.. A Month of Seven Days, by Shirley Climo, story of a girl who lives during the the Civil War and comes to see that the Yankees are very similar to the people of the South, 4th grade level, 152 pages, good condition, 2.00


29. The Life of General Stonewall Jackson, by Mary L. Williamson, Christian Liberty Press, 122 pages, good condition, price is written on the back cover in small number, $3.00

30. Riot in the Night, by Bonnie Hinman, The American Adventures, #18, story of children in Cincinnati who get involved in the movement to end slavery, unread excellent condition, $3.00


31. Robert E. Lee, Cobblestone Magazine, filled with stories, pictures and cartoon about Lee, very good condition, September 1993 $3.00

32. Drums of War, by Edith Morris Hemmingway and Jacqueline Cosgorve Shields, story of a 12 year old drummer boy who is at the battle of Antietam, very good condition, tiny crease on front corner, $2.50


33. No Man’s Land, by Susan Bartolleti, 168 pages, story of a boy who enlists in the Confederate army to prove his bravery to his father, very good condition, $2.50

34. Shades of Gray, by Carolyn Reeder, like new excellent condition, Hardback $3.50

35. Highlights of the Civil War 1861-1865, Cobblestones of Freedom The History magazine for Children, April 1981, excellent unread condition, Includes stories, maps, puzzles, 47 pages, $2.50

36. The River Between Us, by Richard Peck, story of a young girl during the Civil War, excellent unread condition, $3.00


Post Civil War

1. Thomas Alva Edison, Inventor: The Wizard of Menlo Park, 62 pages, 2nd grade level, good condition, $2.50

2. Riding Freedom, by Pam Munoz Ryan, excellent condition, former library copy, 4th grade level, $3.00

3. The First Woman Doctor, by Rachel Baker, 188 pages, 5th grade level, true story of Elizabeth Blackwell, a doctor in 1840, good condition, crease on the cover, $2.00

4. David Livingston Missionary and Explorer, by Sam Wellman, Heroes of the Faith, excellent condition, $4.50

5. Kidnapped by River Rats, William and Catherine Booth, By Dave and Neta Jackson, 110 pages, story of 2 kids who seek out William and Catherine Booth, founders of the Salvation Army in the 1880’s, excellent unread condition, $3.00

6. The First Woman Doctor, by Rachel Baker, 5th grade level, Story of Elizabeth Blackwell who in 1840 became the first woman doctor, excellent condition, 188 pages, $3.00

7. Riders of the Pony Express, by Ralph Moody, 180 pages, older paperback, good condition, $1.50

8. Buffalo Bill and the Pony Express, By Eleanor Coerr, An I can Read book, level 3, 2-4th grades, 64 pages, excellent condition, $2.25

9. Orphan Train children, Aggie’s Home, by Joan Lowery Nixon, 116 pages, 3. 9 reading level, good condition, story about a 12 year old girl who goes west on the Orphan train in 1866, $2.50

10. Defeat of the Ghost Riders, by Dave and Neta Jackson, Trailblazer Books, 144 pages, Story of Mary McLeod Bethune who begins a school for black children and stands up to the Ku Klux Klan, excellent condition, $3.50

11. The Drummer Boy’s Battle, by Dave and Neta Jackson, Trailblazer Books, Story of Florence Nightengale, 144 pages, good condition, crease on the back cover, $2.50


Indians-native American stories

1. I am Regina, by Sally M. Keehn, 240 pages, true story about a girl who was kidnapped and raised by native Americans, 4.5 grade level, new book, 3.50
2. The Light in the Forest, by Conrad Richter, 120 pages, story of a boy who is raised with an Indian tribe, good condition, $2.00

3. Children of the Earth and Sky, Five Stories About Native American Children, by Stephen Krensky, 32 pages, new unread condition, 3rd grade level, $3.00

4. Indian Trail, by R. A. Montgomery, Choose your Own Adventure, 50 pages, fun book with choices, good condition, 2nd grade level, $2.00

5. Custer and Crazy Horse By Jim Razzi, 170 pages, good condition, 5th grade reading level, includes pictures and maps. $2.00

6. Kit Carson: Redcoat Renegades, by Doug Hawkins, 168 pages, Story of a frontiersman and his adventures in the Flatheads, new book, $2.50

7. The Bone Wars, by Kathryn Lasky, 373 pages, story about a scientist who is looking for dinosaur bones at the time of Custer’s assault on the Sioux…7th grade level, excellent condition, $3.00

8. Celou Sudden Shout, by Kathleen Duey, American Diaries, 152 pages, story about a native American girl who tracks and finds her family that has been captured in 1828. ages 8-12, new condition, $2.50

9. The Defenders, by Ann McGovern, Story of 3 great Indian leaders, Osceola, Tecumseh and Cochise,5th grade level, 128 pages, excellent condition, $2.00

10. Between Two Worlds, by Candice F. Ransom, story of an Paiute girl who lives with white people and brings peace to her people, 5th grad level, 184 pages, good condition, crease on the upper corner, $2.50


11. Soldier Boy by Brian Burks, story of a young man that is in Custer’s regiment, former library copy, 151 pages, excellent condition, $2.50

12. Lost in the Barrens, by Farley Mowat, story of a Cree Indian boy and an orphaned Canadian boy and their fight for survival together in the Wilderness, excellent condition, 244 pages, $2.50
13. Plains Indians, Kids Discover September 2004, 19 pages, Magazine forum, Lots of stories, puzzles, pictures, maps, info good condition, $2.50

14. Captured by the Abnakis, by Clem Philbrook, 139 pages, hardback former library, writing on the inside cover, wear on the cover, $2.00

15. The Beaded Moccasins, The Story of Mary Campbell, by Linda Durrant, 5.6 grade level, story of a girl who is taken by Delaware Indians, former classroom book, name on the cover and edges, very good condition, $2.50

16. The Good, The Bad, and the Goofy, by Jon Scieszka, TheTime Warp, wild west adventure, ages 7-11, 70 pages, good condition, crease on front cover, $2.00


17. Sacajawea, Wilderness Guide, by Kate Jassem, 48 pages, 2nd-3rd grade level, name on the front cover but very good condition, $1.50
18. The California Missions, by Elizabeth Van Steenwyk, history of the founding of mission work, 63 pages, $2.50

19. The Primrose Way, by Jackie French Koller, story about a missionary family and the Pawtucket tribe in the 1630’s, 334 pages, good condition, $2.50

20. The Legend of Jimmy Spoon, by Kristiana Gregory, story about a boy from Salt Lake who in the mid 1800’s goes on an adventure with 2 Shoshoni boys, 182 pages, excellent condition, $2.50

21. Remember My Name, by Sara H. Bank, Story about the Cherokee Trail of Tears from a child’s point of view, 5th grade level, wear on the cover with a heavy crease on the front, but otherwise in good condition, $1.50


22. The Education Of Little Tree, by Forrest Carter, 216 pages, good condition, crease on the front cover, $4.00

23. The Light in the Forest by Conrad Richter, 120 pages, story of a boy who is raised with an Indian family, good condition, $2.00


Western expansion
1. Dear Levi: Letters From the Overland Trail, by Elvira Woodruff, story of a boy who travels on the Overland trail in 1851 and writes letters to his brother, 4.9 reading level, 119 pages, excellent condition, $2.75
2. Dame Shirley and the Gold Rush, by Jim Rawls, 55 pages, A great little true story of a lady who went to California to look for gold, $2.00

3. A Perfect Place Joshua’s Oregon Trail Diary book 2, by Patricia Hermes, 108 pages, 3rd grade level, excellent unread condition, $2.50

4. The Great Railroad Race: The Diary of Libby West, Utah Terrritory, 1868 by Kristiana Gregory, Dear America Series, hardback, 200 pages, new condition, story of the golden spike, 4.00

5. A Family Apart, by Joan Lowery Nixon, Orphan Train Adventures, story of 6 children who leave their mother and travel on the orphan train to meet new families, good condition, slight crease on the back cover, $2.00

6. Trouble for Lucy, by Carla Stevens, story about a girl and her family that head west on the Oregon Trail, story based on Oregon trail journals, 80 pages, good condition, $2.50

7. On to Oregon, by Honore Morrow, 239 pages, good condition, Ages 10 and up, story of a boy and his family and adventure of traveling on the Oregon Trail, $2.50

8. Pioneers Go West, by George Stewart, Landmark books, 152 pages, former library copy, good condition, $3.00

9. Jason’s Gold by Will Hobbs, story of a 15 year old boy who joins the 1000’s of prospectors heading to the Klondike, 221 pages, excellent condition, $3.00

10. Narcissa Whitman, Brave Pioneer, by Louis Sabin, 48 pages, good condition, $2.50

11. The Oregon Trail, by Conrad Stein, Cornerstones of Freedom, 31 pages, paperback, excellent condition, $3.00

12. Facing West by Kathleen V. Kudlinski, 58 pages, Once Upon in America, 3rd grade level, story of a boy and his family who go west on the Oregon Trail, good condition, $2.25

13. Rachel’s Journal, by Marissa Moss, The Story of a Young Pioneer Girl, Very fun and interesting book written as a journal with entries and little drawn pictures, excellent condition, $3.00

14 . If you Traveled West in a Covered Wagon, by Ellen Levin, 80 pages, excellent condition, 3rd grade level, $3.50

15. The Gold Miner’s Rescue, by Dave and Neta Jackson, Trailblazer books, 144 pages, story of a boy who goes to the Yukon to rescue starving miners, Excellent condition, $3.00


16. . The Ballad of Lucy Whipple, by Karen Sushman, Story of a girl who migrates to the California gold fields of 1849. Super story to read while studying the California Gold rush. excellent condition, , $2.50

17. If you Traveled West in a Covered Wagon, by Ellen Levin, 80 pages, very good condition, words, 3rd grade level, $2.00

18. Twist of Gold by Michael Morpurgo, story of two children emigrating to the US from Ireland all the way to California during the gold rush. hard back, 246 pages, excellent condition, dust cover, originally 14.99 selling for $8.00

19. A Family Apart, by Joan Lowery Nixon, The Orphan Train Adventures, 163 pages, story of a family who has to go west to be adopted by new families, good condition, $2.00

20. The Stowaway, by Kristiana Gregory, 126 pages, reinforced spine with a piece of tape otherwise in good condition, $2.00

21. Pioneers Kids Discover, about 16 page magazine with puzzles, stories, pictures, etc…all unused excellent condition, $2.50


22. Looking For Home, The Orphan’s Journey, by Arleta Richardson, story about an 8 year old boy and his younger siblings who try to stay together after becoming orphans, 141 pages, very good condition, tiny dent on the front cover, $2.50

23. Born to Pioneer, by May Lemmon, copyright 1959, story about a family that moves to New Mexico to ranch, hard back good condition, little wear on one of the corners, $3.00

24. Show Should you Survive in the American West, by Jacqueline Moreley, full of pictures, info, maps, written in the Usborne fashion, excellent condition, 48 pages,

POST CIVIL WAR
1. Chicago World’s Fair, by Joann Grote, American Adventure Series, #29, 145 pages, good condition, $3.00

2. You Want Women to Vote, Lizzie Stanton? by Jean Fritz, Story of Elizabeth Stanton who fought for women to have the right to vote, 88 pages, former library copy, very good condition, $3.00

3. George Muller, Young Rebel in Bristol, story of a young man who becomes a Christian and creates orphanages for children in England, good condition, $2.50

4. The Story of George Washington Carver, by Eva Moore, 96 pages, former library copy with plastic on the cover, excellent condition, $2.50

5. Who Was Thomas Alva Edison, by Margaret Frith, 106 pages, 3.4 grade level, lots of black and white pen drawing, chapter book, excellent condition, $2.50
Exploration

Captain Grey by avi, 141 pages, good condition, $2.50

1900- WORLD WAR I AND II to present day

EMMIGRATION

1. The Story of Ellis Island, by Conrad Stein, Cornerstones of Freedom, Hardback, excellent condition, 32 pages, $3.00

2 . The Orphan of Ellis Island, by Elvira Woodruff, 4th grade level, excellent condition, $3.00

3. Ellis Island Days: Hitty’s Travels, by Ellen Weiss, 78 pages, ages 6-9, fun story of a doll who travel to America through Ellis Island, excellent condition, $2.00

4. Orphan of Ellis Island, by Elvira Woodruff, A Time Travel Adventure, story of a boy who visits Ellis Island and then goes back in time to Italy in 1908, very good condition with a small dog eared front cover, 175 pages, 4th grade level, $2.50

5. Immigrant Kids, by Russell Freeman, Great pictures and facts about Ellis Island, new book, 72 pages, 4th grade level, $3.50

6. Journey to America, by Madeleine Keyes, 16 pages, story about a couple who emigrate to America, excellent condition, 2-3rd grade level, $1.50

7. The Journey of the Shadow Bairns, by Margaret J. Anderson, 177 pages, fair condition, lots of wear on the cover, older paperback book but firm, story of a young girl and her brother who immigrate from Glasgow to Canada in the early 1900’s, $1.00

8. If Your Name Was Changed at Ellis Island, by Ellen Levin, 80 pages, former library copy with plastic cover, excellent condition, 3rd grade level, $3.50


EARLY FLIGHT

Early 1900’s

1. Sky Pioneers, The Story of Wilbur and Orville Wright, by Jeanne Le Monnier Gardner, hard back, 62 pages, excellent condition, $3.00
2. The Wright Brothers, How They Invented the Airplane, by Russell Freedman, 128 pages, Newberry Award, very good condition, $3.00
3. Who Was Amelia Earhart? by Kate Boehm Jerome, 106 pages, 3.7 grade level, excellent condition, $3.00

4. The Wright Brothers At Kitty Hawk, by Donald Sobol, great little book! 5th grade level, 128 pages, excellent condition, $3.00

5. The Wright Brothers The Flight to Adventure, by Louis Sabin, 38 pages, 3rd grade level, good condition, wrinkle on the back cover, $2.00

6. Sky Pioneer: A Photobiography of Amelia Earhart. By Corrine Szabo. 60 pages, 5th grade reading level. Wonderful book for a girl Brand new condition, $3.00
7. The Wright Brothers Pioneers of American Aviation, by Quentin Reynolds, 147 pages, Landmark Book, excellent condition, $3.25

8. First Flight The story of the Wright Brothers, by Caryn Jenner, DK readers, 48 pages, lots of pictures, text and info, excellent condition, $2.00

9. Wilbur and Orville Wright Young Fliers, by Augusta Stevenson, Childhood of Famous Americans 192 pages, excellent unread condition, $3.00

PRE WWI

1. Earthquake in the Early Morning, by Mary Pope Osborne, Magic Tree House #24, 75 pages, very good condition, 2.4 grade level, $2.50

2. Teddy Roosevelt, Rough Rider, 48 pages, Troll Associates, good condition, $2.50

4. Bully For you Teddy Roosevelt, by Jean Fritz, 127 pages, great bio of this famous president, new condition, $2.50


6. . The Day Women Got the Vote: A Photo History of the Women’s Rights Movement. by George Sullivan. Excellent condition. 90 pages. $4.00

7. Homesick, My won Story, by Jean Fritz, 4.8 reading level, 175 pages, story of Famous author and her young life in China, good condition, $2.00

8. Letters From Rifka, by Karen Hesse, 148 pages, story about a Russian Jewish family that is persecuted and then immigrates to the United States in 1919 brand new condition, $2.50

8. Dawn By a China Moon, Lottie Moon, By Dave and Neta Jackson, Trail Blazer Book, 158 pages, Story about missionary Lottie Moon to China, former library copy good condition, $2.50

9. . The True Story of Charles A. Lindbergh: An American Hero. by Barry Denenberg. 231 pages, New book, 5.00

10. The Great Potato Plan, by Joy Nelkin Wieder, 109 pages, 2-4th grade story of a Jewish family that lives through WWI, excellent condition, chapter book, $2.25


11. Pictures 1918, by Jeanette Ingold, excellent condition, $2.50

12. Eric Liddell: Olympian and Missionary, by Ellen Caughey, Heroes of the Faith, excellent condition, $4.50
13. Hudson Taylor: Founder, China Inland Mission, Vance Christie, Heroes of the Faith, excellent condition, $4.50


WWII

1. G.I. Joe at D- Day, by James Kelley, 3rd grade level, 49 pages, new condition, $1.50

2. GIJoe at Iwo Jima, by James, Kelley, 3rd grade level, 47 pages, new condition, $1.50

3. G I Joe At Pearl Harbor, by James, Kelley, 3rd grade level, 47 pages, good condition, $1.50

4. D-Day, By Brad Silliman, 95 pages, older book, good condition, $1.00

5. Under the Blood Red Sun, by Graham Salisbury, story of two boys in Hawaii and their friendship during the bombing of Pearl Harbor, good condition, $2.50


6. The Battle of Midway, byIra Peck, 151 pages, good condition, $1.50

7. Pearl Harbor, by Stephen Krensky, Ready to Read book, 3rd grade level, 42 pages, text and colored pictures, excellent condition, $2.25

8. World War II Heroes, by Allan Zuilla, 146 pages, Ten True Tails, good condition, $2.50


9. The Devil in Vienna, by Doruis Orgel, story of 2 friends, one Jewish and one German and their struggle to keep their friendship going during WWII 246 pages, ages 10-14 good condition, dog eared pages, crease on the front cover, $2.00

10. Snow Treasure, By Marie McSwigan, Exciting story about children who move nine million dollars worth of gold past the Germans during WWII. 155 pages, very good condition, $3.00
11. Rumbling of War, by Norma Jean Lutz, The American Adventure Series, #45, 142 pages, excellent condition, $3.00

12. A Boy At War, a Novel of Pearl Harbor, by Harry Mazer, 104 pages, good condition, $2.00

13. Pearl Harbor is Burning, by Kathleen V. Kudlinski, ages 7-11, 54 pages, story of 2 boys during the bombing of Pearl Harbor, $2.00

14. Prelude to War, by Norma Jean Lutz, American Adventure # 35, story about two boys during the beginning of WWII, new condition, $3.00

15. Snow Treasure, by Marie McSwigan, 156 pages, story of the children ina Norwegian village who saved their gold from the Nazis. very good condition, $2.50

16. Meiko and the Fifth Treasure, by Eleanor Coerr, 77 pages, 2.8 level, story of a little girl who survives the bombing of Nagasaki and learns to paint beautiful letters again, by the author of Sadako and the 1000 Paper Cranes, good condition, $2.00

17. A Boy At War, a Novel of Pearl Harbor, by Harry Mazer, 104 pages, good condition, $2.00

18. The Inn of the Seventh Happiness, by Alan Burgess, hardback, 199 pages, story of Gladys Aylward, missionary to China who had to flee during the invasion from the Japanese in 1941, very good condition, $3.00

BOOKS ABOUT SAVING THE JEWISH PEOPLE

1. Behind the Bedroom Wall, by Laura E. Williams, story about a girl who is in the Nazi Youth group but finds out that her parents are hiding a Jewish family in their home. 5th grade level, 169 pages, good condition, $2.00

2. When Hitler Store Pink Rabbit, by Judith Kerr, 190 pages, 5th grade level, Story about a Jewish girl and her family that flees Germany during WWII, Good condition, $2.00

3. The Upstairs Room, By Joanna Reiss, Newberry Award, 179 pages, Story about a girl who has to go into hiding during WWII, good condition, $2.50

4. Daniel’s Story, by Carol Matas, story of a young Jewish boy who must leave his home for the Jewish Getto in Poland and then to Auschwitz, excellent condition, 136 pages, $3.00

5. Hide and Seek, by Ida Vos, Story about a Jewish girl during WWII who goes into hiding in Holland, excellent condition, $3.00

6. The Big Lie, by Isabella Leitner, story of a Hungarian Jewish girl who went through the Holocaust, very good condition, 79 pages, 4th grade level, $2.25


7. . We Remember the Holocaust, by David Adler, excellent book on the Holocaust, 145 pages, brand new, excellent condition, $6.00


8. Under a War Torn Sky, by L. M. Elliot, Story of a young flier that is shot down behind enemy line during WWII and is helped by the French Resisitance, good condition, 284 pages, $3.00
9. Waiting for Anya, by Michael Morpurgo, 5th grade level, story about a French boy who helps to save Jewish children in Lescum. France, during WWII, fair condition, wear on the cover with creases, 172 pages, $1.00

10. The Night Crossing, by Karen Ackerman, story of a Jewish girl and her family that flees to freedom during WWII. 3rd grade level, 56 pages, new condition, $2.00

11. Journey to America, by Sonia Levitin, Story of a Jewish family that escapes to the US in 1938 shortly before the start of WWII, 150 pages, excellent condition, $$3.00


POST WWII
1. Jim Elliot: Missionary to Ecuador, by Susan Martins Miller, Heroes of the Faith, excellent condition, $4.50

2. Katarina by Kathryn Winter, story of a Slovakian girl during WWII, good condition, 255 pages, 5th grade level, $2.50

3. So Far From the Bamboo Grove, by Yoko Kawashima Watkins, ages 10 and up, story of a Japanese girl at the end of WWII and the beginning of the Korean war. excellent condition, $$2.50

4. Silver Days by Sonia Levitin, The Sequel to Journey to America. This is the continuing story of the Platt family that has come to America after the horrors of WWII. A terrific book about a young rufugee girl in the 1940’s. Brand new book, ages 8-12 $3.00

5. . Zalta’s Diary. A Child’s Life in Sarajevo. By Zalta Filipovic.
5th grade reading level. 200 pages. Very good condition. $2.50

6. Journey Home by Yoshiko Uchida, story of a Japanese- American family after leaving a U.S. concentration Camp in California, very good condition, $2.50

THE PRESIDENTS

1 . Facts and Fun about the President. By George Sullivan. 96 pages. Another fun fact pocket size book about the president. Very good condition. $1.00

2. House Mouse Senate Mouse, by Peter W. Barnes and Cheryl Shw Barnes, 32 pages, cute picture book explaining how the House and Senate work from a mouse perspective. fair to good condition, Creases on the cover, $2.00

3. Meet the Presidents Coloring book, by Nancy Krulik, Scholastic, 48 pages, information on the presidents and then a page to color, goes up to Ronald Regan, No coloring in the book, a small stain on the back cover but not on the inside pages, $2.00

4. Famous Presidents, by Phillip Koslow, 29 pages, Lots of pictures and info about the presidents, good condition, $2.40

BIOGRAPGHYS
1. Scagawea, American Pathfinder, by Flora Warren Seymour, Childhood of Famous Americans, good condition, name on the inside cover, $2.00
2. Young Eleanor Roosevelt, by Francene Sabin, very good condition, 4th grade reading level, 48 pages, $1.50
3. 100 Men Who Shaped World History, by Bill Yenne, 112 pages, Bluewood Books, excellent condition, has 2 inscriptions written on the inside cover, $4.00

4. Billy Sunday: Runner For the Lord. By Elaine Cunningham. Abeka book. Like new condition. 5-6 grade reading level. $4.00

5. Mahalia Jackson: born to Sing Gospel music. by Evelyn Witter, The Sower Series, Great story of a black woman that sang gospel music. very good condition, 128 pages, $3.00

6. Rosa Parks: Young Rebel, by Kathleen Kudlinski, Childhood of Famous Americans, 222 pages, ages 8-12, New condition, $2.50 PENDING
7. Hellen Keller: From Tragedy to Triumph, by Katherine E. Wilkie, Childhood of Famous Americans, 192 pages, ages 8-12, New condition, $2.50

8. Faithful Friend, The Story of Florence Nightingale, 4th grade level, 128 pages, pictures, excellent condition, $2.00

9. . Young Mark Twain, by Ray Burns, very good condition, 4th grade reading level, 48 pages, $1.50

10. Invincible Louisa, by Cornelia Meigs. Story about Louisa May Alcott, author of Little Women. good condition, $2.00

11. Meet Martin Luther King, by James T. De Kay, 72 pages, very good condition, 2nd grade level, $2.50

12. Laura Ingalls Wilder, Young Pioneer, Childhood of Famous Americans, 221 pages, excellent condition, $3.00

13. Lousia May Alcott: Young Novelist, by Beatrice Gormley, Childhood of Famous Americans, 220 pages, ages 8-12, New condition, $2.50

14. Teddy Roosevelt, Rough Rider, by Louis Sabin, very good condition, 4th grade reading level, 48 pages, $1.50

15. Davy Crockett, Young Rifleman, by Aileen Wells Parks, , Childhood of Famous Americans, 221 pages, excellent condition, $3.00

16. Davy Crockett: Young Pioneer, by Laurence Santrey, excellent condition, 4th grade reading level, 48 pages, $1.50

17. A Pilgrim Who Made Progress, The Life Story of John Bunyan, by William Deal, 160 pages, excellent condition, $3.00

18. David Livingston Missionary and Explorer, by Sam Wellman, Heroes of the Faith, excellent condition, $4.50

19. Louisa May Alcott: Young Writer, by Laurence Santrey, excellent condition, 4th grade reading level, 48 pages, $1.50
20. Annie Oakley, Young Markswoman, by Ellen Watson, Childhood of Famous Americans, excellent new unread condition, $3.00

21. Martin Luther: The Great Reformer, by Edwin P. Booth, Heroes of the Faith, excellent condition, $4.50
22. Eric Liddell: Olympian and Missionary, by Ellen Caughey, Heroes of the Faith, excellent condition, $4.50
23. Hudson Taylor: Founder, China Inland Mission, Vance Christie, Heroes of the Faith, excellent condition, $4.50
24. Jim Elliot: Missionary to Ecuador, by Susan Martins Miller, Heroes of the Faith, excellent condition, $4.50

25. David Livingstone From Africa to Eternity, by Sam Wellman, Heroes of the Faith, excellent condition, $3.00

26. Thurgood Marshall, Young Justice, by Montrew Dunham, Childhood of Young Americans, 189 pages, good condition, crease on the back cover, $2.50

27. Amy Carmichael: For the Children of India, by Sam Wellman, Heroes of the Faith, 200 pages, excellent condition, $3.00

28. Willie Mays Young Superstar, Troll Classics, 48 pages, wear on the cover, $1.00

29. The Baseball Life of Willie Mays, by Lee Greene, 160 pages, older paper back, wear on the cover, $1.00

30. Pocahontas, Young Peacemaker, Childhood of Famous Americans, 176 pages, good condition, tiny dog eared front corner, $3.00

31. Sojourner Truth: American Abolitionist, by W. Terry Whalin, Heroes of the Faith, 200 pages, very good condition, crease on the back cover, $3.00

32. Elizabeth Blackwell, Girl Doctor, by Joanne Landers HenryChildhood of Famous Americans, story about the first woman Doctor, very good condition, $3.00

33. Thomas Edison, In His Own Words, by George Sullivan, 128 pages, excellent condition, $3.00

34. They Led the Way, by Johanna Johnston, 14 American Women, Includes stories of Abigail Adams, Anne Hutchinson, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Clara Barton and more, 4th grade level, former classroom book, good condition, $2.25


EXPLORATION- GEOGRAPPHY BOOKS

1. Men Who Won the West, by Franklin Folsom, 96 pages, older book with stories about Daniel Boone, Lewis and Clark, Wild Bill Hickock etc… Abridged from Famous Pioneers, $2.00


3. Building skills With Maps Lesson Book, by Charles Novosad, 75 pages, Nystrom Publishing, $3.00

4. Comic Strip Map Skills, by Michael Gravois, grades 4-8, 30 reproducible, Rib Tickling Cartoons with Related Maps and Questions That Build Map Skills, 64 pages, Scholastic Professional Books, Good condition, $5.00

5. United States Geography, grades 4-6, 31 pages, Learning Horizons, crease on the cover, good condition, unused, no writing, $3.00

6. Janice Van Cleaves Geography For Every Kid, Easy Activities That Make Learning Geography Fun, 211 pages, good condition, some wear on the cover, creases, $5.00

7. Extending Skills with Maps, Lesson Book Nystrom, 80 pages, good condition, $3.00


The Official SAT Study Guide by College Board This study guide is geared towards preparing students for the New SAT, which will be introduced in March, 2005. Included in the New SAT are a student essay, an expanded math section, and a critical reading section, which adds brief comprehension passages and eliminates analogies. Eight practice tests, as well as drills, strategies, and other advice, will help students prepare for this dreaded rite of passage. (THE OFFICIAL SAT STUDY GUIDE also includes preparation for the New PSAT/NMSQT)
Very good condition, about 6-8 pages written on, but Lots of material for your student to use. $12.00


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