Howard Knotts Books

Me and Nana

By Leslie Kimmelman, Howard Knotts

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The longer winter goes on, the tamer the wild field cat becomes.

June mountain secret

By Nina Kidd

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Jen and her father go up a mountain stream and spend the day fishing for wild rainbow trout.

June Mountain Secret

By Howard Knotts

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Three small children follow a brook as they explore the woods around their new home.

The summer cat

By Howard Knotts

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A small boy comes to accept that he can't keep a cat he loves when it belongs to someone else.

Goose dinner

By Eve Bunting

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A family realizes how much they love their cantankerous pet goose when it is wounded in a fight with a raccoon.

The lost Christmas

By Howard Knotts

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A small boy is taken ill on Christmas and in his delirium goes on a fantastic journey.

Winter's Coming

By Howard Knotts, Eve Bunting

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As the seasons change, there are fatter caterpillars, thicker corn husks, and brighter fall leaves predicting a hard, cold winter.

The winter cat

By Howard Knotts

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Great grandfather the baby and me

By Howard Knotts

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His great-grandfather's reminiscence about travelling for miles across the sparsely settled prairie to see a new baby helps a young boy come to grips with his own apprehensions about meeting his ne...

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