After helping Monsieur Bartholdi build the Statue of Liberty, a Parisian orphan stows away on the ship carrying the statue to America.

Product Description: Charles Dickens penned this sketch in December, 1835 as his conception of an ideal Yuletide gathering. Dickens, who may have invented the modern notion of Christmas, had lively ideas about what a family Christmas should be—-down to how preparations should be shared, what dainties might be served and what should be part of a Christmas Day Feast...read more

After helping Monsieur Bartholdi build the Statue of Liberty, a Parisian orphan stows away on the ship carrying the statue to America.

When Jezebel's papa goes off to war, she retreats to a special place in the woods--a swamp filled with soul-stealing pixie lights, the fearsome pond ghosts, and great marsh spiders--to do battle with her own fears.

After helping Monsieur Bartholdi build the Statue of Liberty, a Parisian orphan stows away on the ship carrying the statue to America

Upset about having to go to her grandfather's funeral, Josie learns to find comfort in the family tradition of the cemetery quilt, a quilt that has fabric coffins added to the 'cemetery' after a loved one's death.

An East Texan boy who has lost a brother in World War II seeks revenge on the Nazi prisoners of war working in the nearby lumber camps