The third volume contains selections for more mature readers— a sampling of myths, legends, folk tales, modern fantasy, classic and contemporary fiction, lyric poetry, and narrative poetry. Among the 118 selections are poems by Jack Prelutsky and Lillian Morrison, tales by Yoshika Uchida and Hans Christian Andersen, and excerpts from novels by William H. Armstrong, Scott O’Dell, and Elizabeth George Speare.
If you saw a pangolin you might say it looked like a pine cone with legs and a tail. A pangolin is one of the animals that is protected by armor. It’s covered with scales like the scales on a pine…
By Eda LeShan, B.S., M.A. A couple considering adoption should be as clear as possible about why they’re doing it. Many childless couples feel they have failed as men and women. In addition to…
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