Ruth Shannon Odor Books

Sarah Lou's untied shoe
Sarah Lou's untied shoe

By Ruth Shannon Odor

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A little girl with a broken arm watches the reaction of three friends who pass by as she is trying to tie her shoe.

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Cissy the pup
Cissy the pup

By Ruth Shannon Odor, Ruth Odor

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When the garden gate is left open, Cissy, a puppy who has never been away from home, seizes the opportunity to explore the world.

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Please Thoughts and Feelings
Thanks Thoughts and Feelings
A Child s Book of Manners
Glad
Glad

By Ruth Shannon Odor

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A child talks about all the things that make her glad and what a good feeling it is.

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What child is this?
What child is this?

By Ruth Shannon Odor

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Simple text and illustrations retell the birth of Jesus.

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