New Releases by Marilynn Reynolds

The New Land is the story of a 19th-century European immigrant family’s first year of homesteading on the prairie. Mother, Father, John and little Annie travel across the Atlantic by steamship and then the country by train and ox cart to the prairies where they build a sod house and prepare for their first winter. In the Spring, they plant their first fields and rejoice in the prairie flowers and the flight of geese and meadowlarks. Recommended reading ages 4 - 8

Set on the prairies during the 1920’s, A Dog for a Friend is a heartwarming story about the aching need for companionship that every child will identify with and understand.

"A slag heap burns red day and night, and stars and angels nestle in the snow. "

A boy is sent to the country to escape the flu epidemic of 1918. There he must overcome his fears to rescue a baby from illness and starvation. For Grades 2-4 and older readers. 2002.

Will Frank find a present special enough to give to his friend Mrs. Kazinski on her eightieth birthday?

Arabella and her mother invite the town to a piano recital to showcase their talents.

A young boy''s heroic efforts help save his family''s prairie home. Beautiful pencil drawings depict this story of the early prairie years.

An old horse saves a young girl''s life in this dramatic pioneer story.