Search Results: Titles starting with S from Timeless Words

William Tell Sackett is a drifter that hungers for a place he can call his own. He follows a faint trail just south of the Tetons that leads him to a valley so beautiful he knows that he is home Prior library book - names on inside of front and back covers. "Bound in rich sierra brown simulated leather. Handsome golden lettering. A reproduction of authors signature embossed into front cover." (Description came from author's official website: http://www.louislamourcollection.com/collection.php)

Santa takes the time to play with the toys he delivers! Normal rubbing and wear of covers. No writing or marks in book. Binding on back of book is showing wear with some wrinkling of paper.

Dr. Marks works with young patients with schizophrenia and helps lay the foundation of future treatments. DJ has a very slight tear at top edge.

Squeak is a scaredy mouse, but his sister convinces him to go to the kitchen with her to get some chocolate cake. Can he do it?

A young woman with a husband, and a lover, lives in the Puritan world of seventeenth-century Boston. With struggles between mind and heart, she lives through shame and redemption.

Caitlin goes on a riding vacation that she will get to take her pony, Jade, and swim in the ocean!

School library stamp on front cover. In solid condition

A collection of stories written by Joseph Addison, Sir Walter Scott, Charles Lamb, Thomas Campbell, Lord Macaulay, Alfred Tennyson and William Makepeace Thackeray. This collection is meant to supplement the regular Readers. Minimal wear on corners and covers. On the cover page is written "Compliments of Publishers" and the size of the book. Some smudging of the covers and the cover letters are fading in places. Overall in excellent condition!

Silk takes the student through where silk comes from - starting with the silk worm to what the silk is made into. Social Study projects listed at end of book. Very faint notes made by teacher in margins of project page. Very, very light and hard to see. No writing at all in book. Cover has faded but no tears. Books is held together with staples.

Read how captive Prince Rilian escaped from the Emerald Whitch's underground kingdom. A water stain and library stamp on cover page.

Earl Grubb's Pool Supplies play Northeast Gas & Electric in the Little League championship game, while Sam, who has cancer and is in a wheelchair, has to call the play-by-play instead of participating in the game.

The author's intent of this book is to "have the students to make criticisms and to ask questions..." of these six selections. Each selection includes notes, questions, and inquiry ideas to promote the students analysis of the selection. Book is brown with green lettering, corner tips and edges are very slightly worn and bumped, The only writing in the book is a previous owner's name on cover page. There are a few "spots" on the front cover - almost like drops of water causing fading.

Smudge is playing in the garden with his two friends, Nibble and Bounce, when it starts to rain. How will he stay dry?

Jeremiah has a heart condition, so he can't play baseball, but he can coach! He just has to get the town to help him create a team.

Little Animal is trying to find something he can do on a beautiful summer day. Some rubbing of bottom corners of book. Old library book with shelving tag still attached. Name of school and discard information on inside front and back cover.

A small blind boy listens to the many different pitches of sound and without knowing what color is, thinks of the sounds as different shades. Small black mark, small paper tear and top corner tear on DJ. No other marks or writing in book.

A young sharecropper's son in the deep south tries to provide for his family, with the help of his dog Sounder. Then a ham appears on the table and the sheriff appears at the door. Life suddenly changes - for the worse.

The Squirrel Twins have an adventure out! Normal rubbing and wear of covers. Smudging and discoloration of covers, black mark on back cover, white crayon mark on last page.

What if animals were more like us? What if they could cuss, date, sleep, or meditate? A book about animals written for adult humans.

"This is a child-cheering, parent-pleasing book, that reaffirms the joyful spirit of girls and boys who are free to be themselves and be true to themselves." - Words taken from the book forward. Please read the forward in the book picture sections: It explains quite well the meaning of the title, which in this day and time can seem negative.