Ronald Himler Books

Wind Rose

By Crescent Dragonwagon

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A mother tells her daughter of the love and tenderness that surrounded her conception and birth.

Little Arliss

By Fred Gipson

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A small twelve-year old boy's determination to prove he is tough sets him on the trail of a runaway horse.

The Girl on the yellow giraffe

By Ronald Himler

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While riding her toy giraffe from her apartment to a city park and back, a girl's fantasies transport her to a land of giants, dragons, and magicians.

The Girl on the yellow giraffe

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Little Owl, Keeper of the Trees

By Ronald Himler

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Little Owl makes a new friend, learns to fly, and celebrates his birthday.

Little Owl, Keeper of the Trees

By Ronald Himler

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Wake up, Jeremiah

By Ronald Himler

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A small boy runs to a hilltop to greet the rising sun and home again to wake his parents.

Bus Ride

By Nancy Jewell

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A little girl meets a traveling companion on her first solo bus trip.

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