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|  | | A, B, See Colorado: An Alphabet Book of the Centennial State
Featuring CO nature photography of John Fielder, verse by Claudia Cangilla McAdam, this book is, "A lyrical and pictorial journey through Colorado from A to Z," according to Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper. Contains 26 nature photos, map pinpointing locations and giving more info about sites, glossary, and learning activities.
| |  | | Awakening
Ronni is a twenty-first century American teenage girl living 5,000 miles away from home . . . 2,000 years in the past. How she got here, she doesn’t know. But one day she woke up in Jerusalem the week of the crucifixion of Jesus. She has three days to try to stop his death. The question is . . . can she do it? Should she?
| |  | | Do You See What I See?
Readers young and old delight in discovering the hidden worlds within Colorado’s beautiful landscapes. For each photo, a cutout and imaginative poetry verse explore the mysteries of a small detail of the natural world, while turning the page reveals its place in one of nature's grand landscapes.
| |  | | Do You See What I See? Texas
Whimsical verse combines with the spectacular photographs of Texas nature photographer Richard Reynolds in this 48-page, full-color book that explores the details of nature and their places in larger landscapes. This book challenges not only young readers but those of all ages to recognize that Nature's details are often as magnificent and mysterious as Nature's landscapes.
| |  | | Maria's Mysterious Mission
Far from her native South America, Maria the llama is homesick. When she sets off on a mysterious mission with a heavy pack on her back and a heavier weight on her heart, she forges a new friendship and comes to see her life in Colorado through very different eyes.
| |  | | Riddle at the Rodeo
When someone steals the prize buckle of a junior bull-riding champion, 13-year-old amateur sleuth Kirsten Camarata sets her mind to solving the mystery. She takes part in a rodeo in order to get behind the scenes, and even though someone goes to extreme measures to prevent her from doing so, her detective skills pay off as she uses her brains to piece together clues and solve the mystery.
| |  | | The Christmas Tree Cried
During the holidays each year, the giant evergreen tree hoped that a family would pick it to be the centerpiece of their home, and it would finally be a part of the miracle of Christmas. But as year after year passed and no one seemed to want it because it was so big, the tree began to despair that it would never be selected . . . until one special season when it was chosen, for a purpose far beyond what could ever have been expected.
span style="font-size: small">span style="font-family: Times New Roman">The Christmas Tree Cried is the story of the White House Christmas tree. When this book was published, First Lady Laura Bush asked the author for an autographed copy for her private library./span>/span> | |  | | The Christmas Tree Cried
A giant evergreen growing on a tree farm despairs when it is passed up year after year . . . until the one Christmas it is chosen for the most prestigious home in the nation.
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Day's End Lullaby
by Karen Cioffi
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 Day's End Lullaby is a sweet and melodic bedtime picture book intended to help lull little ones to sleep. As an added feature, the accompanying sheet music is included. |
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