Texas Revolution

Texas Revolution

	THE DONKEY BOY By Garlyn Webb Wilburn In 1836 young Sonnyboy Parker sets out to join the Texas Army accompanied by an ornery donkey that ultimately saves his life at the Battle of San Jacinto.	$12.95 Paperback ISBN 1-57168-698-3 208 pages, 6X9, glossary, and bibliography Reading level: 4.0

	CLOUDS OVER TEXAS By Billie L. Mathews And Virginia E. Hurlburt Matt, a New Texan, and Memo, a Native Tejano, find adventure and friendship during the Texas Revolution.	$8.95 Paperback ISBN 0-89015-988-2 110 pages, 51/2X81/2. Reading level: 4.0

LIBERTY, JUSTICE AND F'RALL
By Marjorie Kutchinski

At last, Liberty, Justice and F'rall, Sam Houston's three hound dogs, will find their rightful place in Texas history. The exciting story is told by Liberty, the momma dog.

$9.95 Paperback
ISBN 1-57168-227-9
152 pages, 6 x 9. illustrations.
Reading level: 5.0

	STEPHEN F. AUSTIN The Father of Texas By Jean Flynn Stephen, a reluctant student, newspaper editor, and law student, brought some of the first Americans into Texas.	$10.95 Paperback ISBN 0-89015-267-7 64 pages, 5½ x 8½. Reading Level: 5.2

	JANE LONG Mother of Texas By Catherine Troxell Gonzalez First known American woman to enter Texas and bear a child.	$14.95 Hardback ISBN 0-89015-299-3 64 pages, 5½x8½. Reading Level: 5.5

	JANE LONG: A Child's Pictorial History By Elizabeth Morgan Photos and maps help make this an easy-to-read chapter book on the "Mother of Texas."	$14.95 Hardback ISBN 0-89015-861-4 104 pages, 6 x 9, glossary. Reading Level: 4.4

	LORENZO DE ZAVALA: North to the Rio Grande By Fay Venable Signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence, de Zavala became the first vice-president of the Republic.	$7.95 Paperback ISBN 1-57168-080-2 56 pages, 5½ x 8½. Reading Level: 6.8

	DAVID G. BURNET: From New Jersey to Texas By Ruth J. Carnes The ad interim president of Texas grew up in New Jersey and arrived just in time for the revolution.	$6.95 Paperback ISBN 1-57168-139-6 64 pages, 5½ x 8½. Reading Level: 6.7

	BIGFOOT WALLACE By Jo Harper Illustrated by Virginia Roeder William Alexander Wallace was a whopper, six-foot-one and weighed 240 pounds when he became a hero of the republic of Texas.	$8.95 Paperback ISBN 1-57168-983-4 6 by 9, 48 pages, fully illustrated, RL 1-3

	DEAF SMITH: Scout, Spy, and Texas Hero By Jo Harper Illustrated by Virginia Roeder Folksy, funny, well-researched easy-reader story of a hero who overcame his handicap.	$8.95 Paperback ISBN 1-57168-997-4 64 page, 6 x 9, illustrated chapter book. Reading Level: 4.4

	TEXAS ROSE: The Story of Dilue Rose Harris By Rita Kerr Girl in early Texas who reported on frontier life and the "Runaway Scrape."	$8.95 Paperback ISBN 1-57168-008-X 64 pages, 5½ x 8½. Reading Level: 4.9

	NEW LIFE, NEW LAND By Ann Fears Crawford Illustrations by Betsy Warren An easy read chapter book featuring early Texas women: Jane Long, Mary Rabb, Dilue Rose Harris, Rosa Kleberg, Margaret Lea Houston.	$10.95 Paperback ISBN 1-57168-004-7 48 pages, 8½ x 11. Reading Level: 3.5

	BLUEBONNET AWARD NOMINEE WHERE THE PIRATES ARE By Tom Townsend Written in the spirit of Tom Sawyer. . . an excellent choice for young Texans who love history, the tall ships and the lure of treasure.	$9.95 Paperback ISBN 0-89015-553-4 96 pages, 5½ x 8½, glossary. Reading Level: 5.7