What kills one small thing Reasons for reading

By Marc Harshman

A Little Excitement

By Marc Harshman

Red are the apples

By Marc Harshman

Leads the reader through a bountiful garden in autumn while drawing particular attention to the variety of colors found within it.

Red Are the Apples

By Marc Harshman, Cheryl Ryan

Only One Neighborhood

By Carole G. Rogers, Marc Harshman, Barbara Garrison

A Little Excitement

By Marc Harshman

Tired of the winter, Jimmy wishes for a little excitement and, to his dismay, gets it.

Uncle James

By Marc Harshman

As a young boy and his family endure hard times on their Indiana farm, they look forward to the letters and promises of help from their uncle out west.

Only One

By Marc Harshman

At a county fair there are five hundred seeds in one pumpkin, ten cents in one dime, eight horses on one merry-go-round, four wheels on one wagon, and so on.

Moving Days

By Marc Harshman

As he and his parents prepare to move from the country to the city, a boy shares memories about the old house they are leaving and his worries about their new home.

The Storm

By Marc Harshman

Though confined to a wheelchair, Jonathan faces the terror of a tornado all by himself and saves the lives of the horses on the family farm.