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Illustrator Profile
Doris Hauman
4 Books
Doris Hauman was an acclaimed American illustrator best known for her collaborative work alongside her husband, George Hauman. Her most enduring legacy in children's literature is the vibrant and iconic artwork created for the classic 1930 edition of Watty Piper's 'The Little Engine That Could'. Her charming visual style helped shape the imaginations of generations of early readers.
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Being the absolute youngest in a family of thirteen children means you are constantly told that you are just too small to do anything important. Little Jonathan is entirely tired of being left out while his twelve older brothers and sisters handle the big, exciting pioneer chores. You will join him as he sets out on a determined mission to prove he is finally big enough to be useful. However, his eager attempts to help quickly spiral into a series of highly amusing mishaps and clumsy misadventures. Everywhere he turns, Jonathan accidentally causes a bit of frontier chaos. As you read about his daily life, you will understand exactly how frustrating it is to wait to grow up. It is a warm, funny historical tale that proves even the smallest family members can have the biggest, most memorable adventures.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
Mac has always lived in the country, surrounded by green fields and farm animals. But this summer is going to be completely different. He is traveling to the seashore for the very first time! When Mac arrives at the bustling coast, he meets a new friend named Sandy who knows everything about the ocean. Together, they explore the docks, watch fishing boats return with their daily catch, and discover the secrets of the sea.
Get ready to feel the ocean breeze and taste the salty air in this classic adventure. You will learn all about life by the water alongside Mac, from how boats sail to what kind of sea creatures live just below the waves. This timeless story is perfect for anyone who loves exploring new places, making new friends, and spending long summer days by the beautiful harbor.
6-8 Years
60 Pages
Timmy is the youngest child in his large, busy family, and he has a big problem. Everyone else in the house seems to have their very own pet to love and care for, but Timmy does not have one at all! He wishes more than anything for a special animal friend of his own to play with.
Just when Timmy thinks he will never get his wish, a wonderful secret is put into motion. What kind of animal could be waiting for him, and will it be the perfect match? Join Timmy as he experiences the thrill of anticipation and the joy of finally bringing home a pet. This heartwarming, classic family story captures the special bond between children and animals, showing that sometimes the best surprises are definitely worth the wait.
6-8 Years
90 Pages
Hop aboard for a timeless adventure! A long train, packed with wonderful toys and yummy treats, is on its way to happy children. But oh no! The train breaks down right before a big, tall mountain. What will happen to all the gifts?
Many big, strong engines pass by, but none want to help. Then, a little blue engine comes along. She's not big or strong, but she has a very special heart. Can this small engine, with a mighty spirit, pull the heavy train full of goodies over the mountain?
Join the little blue engine as she huffs and puffs, repeating, "I think I can, I think I can!" This classic story teaches you about courage and how believing in yourself can help you overcome even the biggest challenges. It's a wonderful reminder that even the smallest among us can do amazing things!
6-8 Years
40 Pages