books by Don Bolognese (pocahontas augustine strangers)

books by Don Bolognese

books:

Dinosaur Hunter (I Can Read Book 4)
Elaine Marie Alphin

HarperTrophy, 2004

Fossil collectors! In 1880s Wyoming, Ned Chapman dreams of finding a dinosaur skeleton. When he discovers some old bones on his father's ranch, Ned is thrust into the world of bone hunters -- men so competitive that they will do anything to bring back the best fossils!

First Flight: The Story of Tom Tate and the Wright Brothers (I Can Read Book 4)

3 reviews
George Shea

HarperTrophy, 1997

Peaks children and adult interest
I chose this book from the local library for my 7 year old daughter. When we got home, she read it immediately and started discussing the book. Now I have read it and will search the Internet to find more information about these actual events. This book is a keeper and I am buying a copy for our home library.

Buddy: The First Seeing Eye Dog (Hello Reader!, Level 4)

3 reviews
Eva Moore

Scholastic Inc., 1996

Freedom for the blind by using seeing eye dogs.
This book is an excellent chronical of The Seeing Eye, yet written in language a child can understand. The examples of exciting events punctuate and enliven the text.

George the Drummer Boy (I Can Read Book 3)

6 reviews
Nathaniel Benchley

HarperTrophy, 1987

Good reading for children
Keeps children interested. I used this book as part of a homeschool cirriculum. My child actually undertood the lesson much in part to this book. Very helpful.

Abigail Takes the Wheel

1 review
Avi

Houghton Mifflin, 2001

Abigail Takes the Wheel
This is an exciting story of a brother and sister who do the impossible. In an emergency they sail their father's small boat in an extremely busy harbor to safety. Very good color illustrations. Will be of interest to the 3rd grade levels.

Buffalo Bill and the Pony Express (I Can Read Book 3)

5 reviews
Eleanor Coerr

HarperTrophy, 1996

Buffalo Bill and the Pony Express
The story set the pace right from the first page. It was one adventure after another. The bright illustrations set the tone for each adventure. This was the first book my son said he couldn't wait to get to the next chapter ( it's set up in only 4 chapters), because he had to know what happened to Bill Cody.

Little Hawk's New Name (Hello Little Reader (4))
Don Bolognese

Scholastic Inc., 1995

Inspired by the famous 1832 painting of the same name, this easy-to-read, beautifully illustrated story describes the adventures leading up to a Plains Indian boy receiving a new name and new status. A Level 4 Hello Reader--for advanced beginners who can read on their own. Full color.

Wagon Wheels (I Can Read Book 3)

10 reviews
Barbara Brenner, Don Bolognese

HarperTrophy, 1993

Wonderful!
Another great offering from the "I Can Read Book" series. This book is also a Reading Rainbow Book, and it is a true story! My kids loved the fact this amazing little story about black pioneers in 1878 is true. Considering that I used to have qualms leaving them alone in the house while I went to our mailbox at the end of our pipestem, they find it fascinating that three boys (8, 11, and 3) ...

The Confessions Of Saint Augustine

The Franklin Press, 1982

The Franklin Library, Franklin Center, 1982. Full-Leather. Book Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket (as issued). Raphael, Elaine; Bolognese, Don (illustrator). COLLECTOR'S EDITION. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 311 pages. The confessions of St, Augustine of Hippo--one of the outstanding figures of of the declining Roman Empire (AD 354-430). Translated by Edward Bouvery Pusey. Notwithstanding former owner's name stamped on the upper right corner of the ...

Lad, a Dog: Lad to the Rescue (Hello Reader Level 4)
Margo Lundell, Albert Payson Terhune

Cartwheel Books, 1997

Based on Albert Payson Terhune's popular stories from the 1920s, the first installment in a new series introduces Lad, a purebred collie whose bravery saves the life of a little girl. Original. Reading level, 2.5."

Misty of Chincoteague
Marguerite Henry

Rand McNally and Company, 1947

Good Children Get Rewards: A Story Of Colonial Times (level 1) (Hello Reader Level 4)

1 review
Eva Moore

Cartwheel, 2001

Fun for early readers!
Good Children Get Rewards is an entertaining little story about a brother and sister who find a rebus that sets them on a journey all around the colonial city of Williamsburg doing errands for neighbors. If you are planning a visit to Colonial Williamsburg, want to recapture that magic, or have a young reader studying colonial American history, this book will prove to be a great deal of fun!

Pocahontas: Princess of the River Tribes

1 review
Elaine Raphael, Don Bolognese

Scholastic, 1995

Pocahontas Princess of the River Tribes
I read this story to my little brother, and he really enjoyed this story. He also enjoyed the pictures in this book. The only problem with this book is that it was a little hard for he to under stand, but other than that it was great.

Rescue in Space (2050 Voyage of the Starseeker)

2 reviews
Elaine Raphael

Scholastic, 2000

2050 Voyage of the Starseeker
This is a great book for boys and girls in 1st-3rd grade. It has a great story line and keeps your attention from beginning to end!

Snorri and the Strangers (A History 'I Can Read' book)
Nathaniel Benchley, Don Bolognese

Harpercollins Childrens Books, 1976

Norse settlers in the New World encounter hostile natives and finally decide to return to their home land.