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Photographer, Paratrooper, POW: A Wyoming Cowboy in Hitler's Germany tells the story of three brothers who leave their Wyoming home to fight in World War II. Carroll started with extensive, detailed family histories assembled by Merle Harris and other genealogists, and added the voluminous collection of military records, memorabilia, photographs, war-time correspondence, and personal notes saved by Harold Carroll, who, as the title suggests, was one of America's first paratroopers, a combat photographer, and a prisoner of war who escaped repeatedly from the Nazis.

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Your kids will love learning to dance with Spider. This fun, interactive book is loaded with exciting animal illustrations. In Spider's quest to learn to dance, he meets an elephant, a sloth, a giraffe, a monkey, a bluebird, a gorilla, a hawk, and a lion. An thrilling book to read to preschool age kids, Spiders Dance will get you wigglling your toes Your kids will love learning to dance with Spider. This fun, interactive book is loaded with exciting animal illustrations. In Spider's quest to learn to dance, he meets an elephant, a sloth, a giraffe, a monkey, a bluebird, a gorilla, a hawk,...

The Tree Who Walked Through Time COLORING BOOK is a reproduction of the book: THE TREE WHO WALKED THROUGH TIME A Tree Identification Story available at amazon.com.

This coloring book, and other products related to the Treebook Project, were created by Lawrence author & photographer Maureen Carroll in collaboration with 18 artists. The book and coloring book feature realistic and fantastical illustrations of trees including 16 different species of trees that grow in the Midwest.

The Treebook Project was inspired by Carroll's "inability to identify trees,
her love of...

The little field mouse was sitting on a fence looking very sad. When a lady out walking came upon him, she asked him what was wrong and why he was so sad. He told her his little mice cousins were coming to visit him today, and the sun wasn't shining. He really wanted the sun to shine; they had great plans to play outside. With that, the lady said, "Don't be sad, you and I will visit the sun." She took a magic back pack off her back and pulled out a magic ladder and told the little mouse to hop on. They soared up and up into the sky. The little field mouse had the biggest smile ever on his...