Stephen Gammell Books

Once Upon MacDonald's Farm
Wake-up, Bear--it's Christmas!
Wake-up, Bear--it's Christmas!

By Stephen Gammell

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A hibernating bear wakes up on Christmas Eve and entertains a special visitor.

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The story of Mr. and Mrs. Vinegar
The story of Mr. and Mrs. Vinegar

By Stephen Gammell

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After their pickle-jar home breaks, Mr. and Mrs. Vinegar find a fortune, but soon trade it away until they are left with nothing.

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Git along, Old Scudder
Git along, Old Scudder

By Stephen Gammell

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Old Scudder, traveling through the West with his dog Pilgrim, can't tell where he is until he draws a map and names the places on it.

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Git along, Old Scudder
Git along, Old Scudder

By Stephen Gammell

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Old Scudder, traveling through the West with his dog Pilgrim, can't tell where he is until he draws a map and names the places on it.

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Relatives Came
Where the Buffaloes Begin
I Know an Old Teacher
I Know an Old Teacher
Mudkin
Mudkin

By Stephen Gammell

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