Product Description: Elaine Pease wrote Safe at Last: True Stories of Horse Rescues based on her volunteer experience at Colorado Horse Rescue (CHR) in Longmont, Colorado. Her children’s book reflects her deep interest in horse rescue. The six rescue stories in Safe at Last give young readers an introduction to the whys and hows of animal rescues...read more

Product Description: A holiday "who done it" for kids. Tallie's Christmas lights were stolen, and she's determined to track down the culprit. Was it the mail man? Her slobbery pup Fuego? To find out, Tallie dons her spy gear, sets a trap, finds the thief, and trades him a more suitable decoration to get her glowing candy canes back...read more

When Run Through Fire, a half-white, half-Cheyenne boy, is captured in the aftermath of the Battle of the Washita, he makes a daring escape. Run Through Fire leaves his mother and the other prisoners and sets out to find his white father in a place he has heard about called Boulder, in the Colorado Territory. Along the way he meets General Custer, Buffalo Bill, and a brave and funny friend, a girl he calls “Orange Head,” and changes his name to Billy Tull, son of William Tull. In Boulder, a ghost appears and then disappears as he uncovers the secret the town thought was buried.Elaine Pease has written an excellent novel full of ghostly spirits of the past, filled with mystery and Cheyenne trails. —Gordon Yellowman, Cheyenne Tribesman

Hammy the hammerhead shark wants to make a friend, but he thinks Gloompa the sea urchin is too small until he finds out that she can play the conch shell, so he offers his help when she tries to join a band.

A small leaf is so happy on the tree she decides she never wants to leave, but when winter comes, she learns that change can be a good thing.