children's writings

More than two hundred prayers, poems, and reflections on faith, hope, love, and God, by girls ages eleven to eighteen, selected from Catholic schools and parishes throughout the country.

Presents the childhood nature diary of Opal Whiteley, which became one of the most talked about books of the 1920s until rumors surfaced that the book was a hoax, with an introduction discussing the author's life and revealing the truth behind the book.

Adults and kids alike will fall in love with Jack in this touching true story of one dog's journey to find a family of his own. Through a series of lucky and some not-so-lucky events, Jack overcomes his past and finds a bright new future.

An adaptation of the traditional English folk song, "The Twelve Days of Christmas," featuring an increasing number of different kinds of dogs instead of the usual gifts.

Wind-voice, a dove, seeks a sword made magical by the Great Spirit himself in order to save the world of birds from destroying themselves at war, but first he must confront an evil rival, archaeopteryx Maldeor.

A collection of poems and illustrations which praise water.

Twenty black and Puerto Rican children write their poetic impressions of growing up in the ghettos of America.

One week after the November 3, 1992 presidental election, The Washington Post encouraged school-aged children to write letters to the new President, Bill Clinton, over 10,000 children responded, and they had a lot on their minds.

American children's suggestions for an eleventh commandment, illustrated with their drawings.