Best Selling Books by Brinton Turkle

Obadiah, a young Quaker boy living in colonial Nantucket, is constantly followed by a sea gull that he wishes would leave him alone. When it does leave, he wants it back. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

Both Rachel and Obadiah want to earn some money by carrying the news of the next ship''s arrival to Nantucket.

A young boy''s desire to be a pirate is quelled by his brothers and sister during a game.

A ghost and a witch agree to help the jackdaws prevent the razing of Mooncoin Castle ruins to make way for a supermarket.

Obadiah has some wild tales to tell of hairbreadth escapes from wild wolves and the capture of a fierce lion. His brothers and sisters love his tales, but his gentle Quaker parents aren''t too pleased with his fibbing--even when his latest tale just might be true. Full-color illustrations.

A curious bear explores a cabin in the forest with disastrous results. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

Following a storm Miss Moody and her cat find an intriguing bottle washed up on the beach. Should they ignore its "Do not open" warning? Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

What did colonial people look like? What happened if you were sick in colonial times? What happened if you didn''t behave in school? what happened to people who broke laws? There are many questions and many answers and pictures in this wonderful book about colonial times.

A little boy is convinced that the white dog he finds on the beach is the same one he used to see playing among the clouds overhead.

The fighting Fogle brothers can hardly believe that little Lysander Bochamp is related to them, but welcome him to the family when they find out that his fiddle playing can charm the animals out of the forest.

Disguised as a monster, Arnold tries to scare his friends with astonishing results.

Outwitted by a magician who gives her a doll instead of a promised white rabbit, Millicent and her father travel to Paris and London in pursuit of the trickster.