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Eddie the Elephant is a children’s learning book that parents or guardians can use to teach their children basic information. Your child can fill in the blanks for this learning experience as my children did when they were young. Make it a learning moment that will last a lifetime.
Eddie Elephant eats sweets, helps friends, and gives his new bicycle away, all on the way to his Grandmother's house.
Little Elephant has big ears that are extra good for listening.
Elephant is a tiny, wrinkly baby with big floppy ears and a most extraordinary nose. Elephant's Story follows the life of a young elephant calf as she grows up surrounded by her close family on the vast African savanna.
"A mother and father welcome a new baby into their lives"--
World War II. Hitler is threatening to take over the world. Eddie Carl thinks America should stop him-it's just plain right. But Eddie's just a kid, and the farm in Ellisville, Illinois, is a long way from the fighting. Ellisville: where the big news stories are gophers in the graveyard and the new bank alarm. But then America joins the war and Eddie's brother Thomas goes off to fly a bomber. Suddenly the war doesn't seem so far away. And Eddie faces more grown-up problems at home: A fire at the Strothers' place, and his gypsy friend accused of arson. Grampa Rob, all stubborn and mean. Grama Lucy with her secrets. And that redhead Sarah, who definitely likes him-unless maybe she hates him. Somehow Eddie's in the middle of it all, trying to figure out what's right. Let Thomas fight World War II. Eddie's war is right here in Ellisville. Eddie's War is a lyrical collection of prose vignettes linking Eddie, his family, and a small-town cast of Ellisvillians. Poignant and funny, this World War II story tells how a distant war affects the life of one boy in the Heartland.
In the heart of downtown, there was a palace of commerce, a jewel of Chicago history. It was Marshall Field & Company. "Give the lady what she wants". "The customer is always right". These generous policies are Marshall Field's legacy to the world of retail. Here is the department store's history, a love story, told with fun and flair. It include a very personal new preface by Rick Kogan, longtime Chicago newpaperman, radio personality, and eldest son of Herman Kogan.