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A charming first look at early American pioneer life, following young Laura Ingalls and her family as they live in a simple Wisconsin cabin, learn chores, and grow together on the Big Woods frontier.

Seventh‑grade Alice navigates the trials of junior‑high life while offering love‑life advice to her father and older brother.

Middle mouse Nora feels overlooked, so she creates a ruckus that finally brings her family’s attention to her—showing that a noisy little mouse can be the heartbeat of a home.

A mysterious illness forces the Amish community into a perilous journey of survival and redemption.

Liz Enko and the Charming and Harming of Farming is the debut book by author Noam Inkfeather, and the first installment of a series of captivating Liz Enko books. This lyrical masterpiece contrasts tradition and innovation, weaving a tale that celebrates the enduring magic of rhyme and reason. In the heart of Agrippa the Farmer’s verdant world a clash of ideals sets the stage for a captivating narrative. Liz Enko is a young mind freshly molded by the influence of wealthy industrialist Miss Anthropy in the guise of science and progress. She becomes entangled in the age-old struggle between the wisdom of the land and the allure of modernization. As the story unfolds through poetic verses, follow the footsteps of Agrippa and a community of steadfast farmers who unite to protect their heritage. Together, they challenge the relentless march of progress with wisdom, resilience, and the time-honored customs of their trade. “Liz Enko and the Charming and Harming of Farming” is an enchanting tale that invites readers of all ages to rediscover the beauty of tradition and the enchantment of innovation, all in the lyrical embrace of poetic storytelling. This book marks the beginning of a poetic series that seeks to illuminate the dangers of ideologically driven scientism, cleverly alluding to its roots with the play on words in “Liz Enko,” referencing the catastrophically erroneous Soviet era biologist Trofim Lysenko. Join us on this poetic odyssey that captures the essence of rural life, one rhyme at a time, and stay tuned for more adventures in the Liz Enko series

Father’s daring rescue mission to free his kidnapped daughters unravels a tense family saga of suspense and survival.

"Experience life in the country with Lori Holt of Bee in my Bonnet! This book gives you the ability to mix and match blocks as you please! Farm Girl Vintage includes bushels of blocks and a bumper crop of projects. From quilts to potholders, giver your creativity free range!" -- Page [4] cover.