children's writings

Native American children teach others about their culture through real-life stories and drawings about their history, music, and everyday life.

Collection of stories by children about Japanese American culture that includes a history about Japanese Americans and stories of heros and heroines.

Examines the contributions of African-Americans to American culture in such areas as music, food, literature, and celebrations. Includes profiles of significant individuals.

An old truck and an old tractor set out on an adventurous trip to reach an antique car museum and save themselves from becoming junked for scrap metal.

Sam loses his cat fluffy, who is old and blind, and fears that he will never see her again.

An illustrated collection of quotations by children about the meaning of home.

A work written and illustrated by Missouri first-grade students explaining why they knew things would be okay on September 12, 2001, despite the terrible events of the day before.

Although the scouts could not locate any buffalo, a young Dakota Indian girl finds an enormous herd just in time for the last big hunt before the winter.

Scorned and ridiculed for his unusual appearance, a dog, half of which looks like a golden retriever and half a Scottie, begins a search for acceptance and a sense of self-worth.