Children's Reading List

Jo Mora's Budgee Budgee Cottontail

A great Magical Christmas Story

A beautifully illustrated tale that takes children and their parents on a journey

that crosses through wild places to meet wild animals of the west,

then north through the mountains, on through Santa's Workshop and home again.

 

Blue Moon Soup by Gary Goss and Jane Dyer

Recipes like "Soup of the Evening", "Hot Diggity Dog Soup" "Lickity Split Pea Soup"

"Talking Heads of Lettuce" and many more.

A Must for your Children and a Treat for you.

 

Hank the Cowdog Series.

Funny and so true to life. From the Dog's point of view.

By John Erickson,  He has written and published over 75 books

search for "Hank the Cowdog book series"

 

Jean Craighead George has written more than 250 books.

Books for brave kids who like to go outside and explore with a keen eye, and a love of the land.

My Side of the Mountain 1959

On the Far Side of the Mountain (1990) sequel to My Side of the Mountain

Frightful's Mountain 2000

Shadow - the Cougar of Flat Creek (2018)

search for "Jean Craighead George book series".

 

Kenneth Thomasma wrote Amazing Indian Children Books

List of Books by Ken Thomasma

 

 

Bill Wallace

has written so many great books, high interest

Red Dog.

Danger On Panther Peak

Eye of the Great Bear

search for the "list of books by Bill Wallace"

 

 

The Dangerous Book for Boys by Conn Iggulden and Hal Iggulden (2007)

there are quite a few more books in this series that look quite intriging.
 
 

Bill Staines - One More River

Compact Disc: Songs like Less of Me, the Fox, - a must for the children.

 

Paint and Send Note Cards for children

 
 
Suggesting from Our Readers
 

 Herd your Horses Board Game

A board game that will make you laugh, it is so true to life. With Mustang adventure cards, Ranch adventure cards. It is a hoot. Definitely a Seasoned Cowboy Recommendation.

Made by Aristoplay ~ Aristoplay.com

 

 Ralph Moody's Little Britches and Man of the Family

My favorite books are the ones by Ralph Moody. They are not particularly
well-written but they are books that I read over and over to our kids. The
first tow in the series are Moody's account of his childhood and growing up in Colorado. They are Little Britches and Man of the family. What makes these such good books to share with kids are the moral lessons that Moody learned from his parents by being shown and not told how to live a good, honest life. The stories are full of hardship and warmth and were favorites of mine growing up and I am so happy to find that they are back in print.

thanks for a helpful website,

 

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