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Ben's West Texas Snow
Ben longs to see snow in West Texas -- like the one he's seen on T.V. Just when he thinks he never will, he visits Pop on the cotton farm and discovers a special kind of "snow" that's equally beautiful and fascinating.
Planting Friendship
When they meet on the first day of school, three girls realize they are different from each other - Molly is Christian, Savera is Muslim, and Hannah is Jewish. As the seasons pass, the girls' friendship blossoms through a planting project in Peace Park. Written by three women authors from the same faith traditions as the girls in the story, this book brings more kindness and understanding into the world. PEACE, SALAAM, SHALOM.
SMS Ranch, The
Few images captivate the Western imagination more than the Texas cowboy at home on the range, herding, corralling, throwing and branding cattle, bronc busting, dining from chuck wagons, and sleeping under the stars. The SMS Ranch in the early 1900s was exactly such a place. Spanning hundreds of thousands of acres and holding land in 12 Northwest Texas counties, the SMS was formed by early Swedish immigrant to the Republic of Texas Swante Magnus Swenson. Swenson, a good friend of Sam Houston, had a penchant for wise financial decisions and, by the late 1800s, lived in New York with offices on Wall Street. Swenson sent his two sons to manage his vast Texas landholdings. In 1902, they hired legendary cattleman Frank Hastings to manage the SMS Ranch, headquartered in Stamford, Texas, north of Abilene and west of Fort Worth. Hastings's wife, Laura, and daughter Ruth photographed life on the ranch, and many professional photographers visited the SMS as well, leaving a rich visual legacy.
A Hug for the World
Join Clear Fork Publishing's talented authors and illustrators as they celebrate a worldwide HUG in our new Anthology. All proceeds for the book will be for victims of Hurricane Harvey as we are a Texas Based Publisher and many of our authors and illustrators live in the Houston area.
Christmas Angel Song
Are you looking for a Catholic Christmas picture book for your child? When Seraphina the jolly angel is remembering the first Christmas, her friend Dominic, the angel has an idea."I wasn't there, but every angel knows about the night the Son of God was born. Can we remember that holy night together?" Dominic asked. As Seraphina and Dominic recall the events of that holy night, Dominic is inspired to sing as a special way to remember and celebrate the night of Jesus' birth. As the two angels sing God's praises the sleepy pine grove comes alive around them. The woodland animals stir to add their own contribution to the celebration. Choirs of other angels come to join in song with their own stars to put on top of the lovely pine trees in the forest. In the end the sleepy pine forest is awake with the sound of the angels' singing. The most important aspect of the book is of course the brief retelling of the first Christmas. However, this book also has an encouraging message which helps children understand that they can celebrate and remember the first Christmas in meaningful ways as well.For more information about Christmas Angel Song, go to monicadiiorio.com
How to Babysit a Logan
Thunderbolt the Cat takes his position of babysitting Logan, his human, very seriously. Logan has autism so it is Thunderbolt's job to protect and provide support for Logan throughout his day. In this heartfelt true story, view the world of living with someone with autism through the eyes of their beloved Cat.
Swensons, Penick, and the Tcr
Join us as we tell you the story of Stamford, as seen through the pages and stories of the Stamford American. Here we have gathered some of our favorite stories for you to hold on to and learn why we love being the Town Crier of our piece of Jones County. The story of the development of Stamford begins with the Swenson Brothers, local ranchers who owned the town site and the surrounding area, cooperated with the Texas Central Railroad to organize a town site company to market lots and develop business. H. McHarg, president of the Texas Central Railroad, named the site in 1900 for his hometown in Connecticut. Learn about the first Mayor of Stamford, Pierre Paul Berthelot or the charismatic father of Stamford, R. L. Penick, the Texas Cowboy Reunion that was begun in 1930 and many other stories that have appeared in the Stamford American.
Rock and Roll Woods
Kuda is a bit of a grump who doesn't like change. So when he wakes up to find new neighbors and loud, strange noises in his woods, he is not happy. Will his desire to be with his friends overcome his objections to loud sounds? And might Kuda's courage help him discover that new things and rock and roll music can be pretty great? Featuring helpful backmatter about Sensory Integration and insider jokes for parents with autistic kids.
An Old Man and His Penguin
When João rescues a lifeless, oil-covered penguin (Dindim) and nurses him back to health, Dindim adopts João as an honorary penguin. The steadfast friends do everything together. They swim together, fish together, and stroll the beach together. But there are real penguins somewhere across the sea. So one day, Dindim leaves João. The villagers tell João the penguin will never come back. João cannot say if he will or will not until he does . . . again and again.
Keep You by My Side
An emotional and life-affirming historical saga by a best-selling author
