Hannah Bear and LuLu’s Southern Sneaux Party
9781455628544
Regular price $19.99 Save Liquid error (snippets/product-template line 248): Computation results in '-Infinity'%Hannah Bear and LuLu are off on another adventure!
The air is crisp in the Honey Hollow Woods, and the sister cubs are busy getting ready for their big winter party. Excitement is everywhere—but not for everyone. Magnolia, the newest resident of the woods, is feeling homesick and missing her favorite part of the season: sneaux! Determined to make their new friend feel welcome, Hannah and LuLu spring into action with a heartwarming plan—and one magical ingredient that could make all the difference. Will they solve the conundrum and bring a little southern sneaux magic to the celebration?
This cozy picture book is a joyful tale of friendship, creativity, and the magic of the season—with a sweet surprise ending that’s sure to warm hearts of all ages.
Be sure to check out the award-winning Hannah Bear and LuLu’s Festival to Remember—the first book in this charming series!
Someone in Texas Loves You
9781455628360
Regular price $19.99 Save Liquid error (snippets/product-template line 248): Computation results in '-Infinity'%Follow Mother Mockingbird on a heartfelt journey across Texas
After her chicks drift off to sleep, Mother Mockingbird takes flight. From Houston to Amarillo, she visits many of the places that make Texas special. While she attends rodeos, barbecues, and honky-tonks, she thinks about her babies sleeping peacefully in their nest. She knows that we, as Texans, carry the ones we love in our hearts, no matter where we go.
Herman Melville in the Berkshires
9781540299550
Regular price $34.99 Save Liquid error (snippets/product-template line 248): Computation results in '-Infinity'%Melville's Inspiration
The Berkshires have long attracted artists and writers, drawn to the mountains, rivers, forests and lakes of western Massachusetts. Herman Melville first came here as a young boy, but was so inspired by the surroundings that he returned to live here for thirteen years, in one of the most productive writing periods of his life. He finished his masterpiece, Moby Dick, in his first year, seated in his study with a view of Mt. Greylock. “His first love,” is the way his cousin described his relationship to his adopted home. Here, he wandered on foot and horseback to all corners of the county, tapping into the Berkshires in his art. The places he explored are sprinkled through the pages in his stories. John Dickson, a volunteer guide both at Arrowhead and in the Berkshire woods, reveals the connections between Melville’s writing and the beauty of the landscape that inspired him.
