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A mother's violent death. A daughter's search for answers in small town America. Left an orphan at six years old in 1976, Kandace DeLain Davis grew up in Crossville, Illinois, at her grandparents' kitschy roadside motor lodge. Seven years earlier, at the Anna State Hospital, Davis's mother, Mary Ellen Stein, had met her father at what was once known as The Illinois Southern Hospital for the Insane, after suffering from mental illness and add...

The Earth loves me, and the Earth loves you too." This book honors the wonderful natural elements of Earth, from tall mountains to low valleys, from oceans to fields of flowers and the animals that live here too. The child in this book marvels at the gifts nature offers her and the fun she can have in it: the wind whispers secrets, the grass tickles her feet, and the flowers remind her that life is sweet. Terrill Martinez's poetic words abou...

The kittens and Roscoe the Pup live side-by-side in their comfy house and don't spend much time together. This doesn't make Roscoe happy. Plus, the kittens have a squeaky toy they play with, and he is jealous. Roscoe decides to hide the toy one day, and the kittens search for it everywhere. What will Roscoe do when he sees the kittens look so sad? Can pups and kittens be friends?Find out in this warm and fun rhyming picture book by Fred Olds w...

Twelve-year-old Kylie Hannigan loves life on her family's Montana horse ranch. She loves teasing her best friend Joey, barrel racing her favorite horse Kiwi, and helping her mom train horses. But now it's all disappearing. She doesn't understand why her mom has been acting so weird. She's either sleeping for days on end, or she has more energy than a hundred horses. Kylie used to feel loved and safe with her mom.If her friends could see what g...

In this full collection of Read-Aloud Stories with Fred, we have included all six stories from volumes 1 and 2, a bonus story "Looking Inside" by Margo L. Dill (only available in this collection), and a foreword by Margo also. Each story has an illustration to start the story along with a question for children to consider while the story is being read aloud to them (or older children can read themselves). These stories are perfect for parents ...