Two Fat Mittens (Minnesota)
by Dona Neubauer, Wanda Wosika, and D. Neubauer
Hannah Mae O'Hannigan's Wild West Show (Junior Library Guild Selection)
by Lisa Campbell Ernst
Born to be a "buckaroo", city-dweller Hannah Mae O'Hannigan starts learning proper cowgirl skills, with a few minor city adjustments, to prepare for working on her Uncle Coot's ranch out West.
Isn't it a Beautiful Meadow?
by Wolf Harranth and Winfried Opgenoorth
In rural Kentucky in 1955, Serilda Collins, single mother of four lively girls, discovers that her orphaned nephew is being subjected to brutality.
Thirteen-year-old Aggie Wing documents the events of her summer in Ludwig, Maine, where she and her brother stay with their ninety-one-year-old grandfather while their mother, a writer of romance novels, is away doing research.
Einer vom Hause Lesa (Klassiker der Kinder- und Jugendliteratur)
by Johanna Spyri
Young children will love identifying over 100 species of birds, mammals, insects, flowers and trees that can be found during a normal country walk.
Emmett loves pigs, but when his parents refuse to move to a farm or let him raise a pig in their apartment, he runs out of ideas.
Young Georgie wakes up to a morning of chores back in 1920s Pennsylvania when he gets the bad news-someone has stolen all the eggs in the henhouse. The culprit is Buster, a stray dog who takes Georgie on an adventure to find more eggs. Follow Buster and Georgie and their mischievous antics in this heartwarming tale of farm life in America's storied past.
In 1947, after the war, Willa Mae's father returns to the Illinois town where she has lived with her maternal grandparents for the last five of her eleven years, and Willa Mae finds herself struggling to understand old family tensions and secrets.
The Old Meadow (Chester Cricket and His Friends, #7)
by George Selden