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The Yearling (1st Edition)
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings

Scribner's, 1938

Bright green hardcover with dark green illustration of boy holding the yearling. DJ features small photo of Jane Wyman and Gregory Peck. Larger photo is of Claude Jarman, Jr. (Jody Baxter) holding the yearling in his lap . An American Classic.
  
  











  



  
Foraging for Survival: Yearling Baboons in Africa
Stuart A. Altmann

University Of Chicago Press, 2000

Stuart A. Altmann presents the results of one of the most intensive investigations ever carried out on foraging behavior and its consequences for survival and reproduction. "This book is destined to become a classic in primate feeding behavior. It is exhaustive and a pleasure to read, and it sets the standard for amalgamation of modeling theory and ecological observation."—Joanna E. Lambert, American Scientist "The gold standard for ...
  
  











  



  
The Yearling10 reviews
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings

Scribner, 2002

Life knocks a man down
An incomparable story of growth and survival in the most difficult conditions. The Yearling, set in the scrubland of northern Florida a couple of decades after the Civil War, is the story of the Baxter family: little "Penny" Baxter, the father, a saintly figure who is wise, understanding, kind, brave, dutiful, stoic; Ory, the mother, whose essential goodness has been buried to some degree by ...
  
  











  



  
Marching to Freedom (Dell Yearling Biography)2 reviews
Joyce Milton

Yearling, 1987

A Black Star
This book was absolutely fabulous. It tells you many troubles black people went through in the 1960's. I learned so much about how hard Martin's life was and all the ups and downs he went through just for what he believed in. I thought he was the best leader ever. I don't want to tell you too much because you should read it for yourself.
  
  











  



  
Wonder's Yearling (Thoroughbred Series #6)15 reviews
Joanna Campbell

HarperCollins, 1993

Can't Wait To Read The Rest
Samantha McLean thinks her heart is going to break when she finds out that her beloved Wonder's Pride is going to be sold. With the help of Ashleigh Griffen, her dad, and friends, she is able to keep Wonder's Pride. But after a series of events, she and her father are forced to leave Townsend Acres. To horse lovers this book, Wonder's Yearling, is fantastic. The book was fantastic because it ...
  
  











  



  
The Story of Benjamin Franklin: Amazing American (Dell Yearling Biography)2 reviews
Margaret Davidson

Yearling, 1988

Benjamin Franklin Amazing American
This is a book of high interest to my 5th and 6th grade students. Benjamin Franklin came alive on the pages of this book, and even inspired one young man to do further research into the life of this truly amazing American. The language is simple and straight forward making comprehenshion possible even for my students who are struggling with a very limited knowledge of the English language. ...
  
  











  



  
The Yearling (Aladdin Classics)92 reviews
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings

Aladdin, 2001

I Feel Sorry for the So-Called "Kids" and Teens of the 1 Star
I originally wasn't planning to write another review for amazon.com, but the movie of "The Yearling" was on TV last night. Remembering how it touched me, especially the sorrowful end, I decided to take a look at the reviews posted here. Most were brilliant, right to the point, and then I saw "kid's review" and a few others that found the book boring. Sorry, children, that in an age of Paris ...
  
  











  



  
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Yearling))1 review
Kevin B. Eastman

First Classics, 1989

The real Turtles
I grew up loving the old cartoon, but as I grew, I found myself not liking it anymore. Then someone told me to get my hands on the original books. I am so thankful to him that I did. This was a great read. Adult, with a little humor thrown in. A must for any turtle fan. And here's hoping the new movie reflects these stories.
  
  











  



  
Williwaw! (Yearling Books)11 reviews
Tom Bodett

Yearling, 2000

Williwaw! Book Report was a Success!
Hello Parents, I was recently having a brief conversation with a friend, and I realized that many of us as parents are probably experiencing, and in some cases struggling with, the same issues related to assigned book reports for school. Issues like children procastinating to read the selected book, complete a written report, or prepare for oral report, etc. Last year, a serious reading ...
  
  











  



  
Harriet the Spy, Double Agent (Harriet the Spy Adventures (Dell Yearling Book))6 reviews
Maya Gold

Yearling, 2007

An irresistible tale that stays true to the original
Spying is a solitary activity. No one knows that better than twelve-year-old Harriet M. Welsch. Harriet has been spying on people and taking notes since she could write. Egged on by her old caretaker, Ole Golly, she has filled dozens and dozens of notebooks over the years; and has no plans to stop her spy route anytime soon. In fact, lately she has begun to add new people to her spy route; one of ...
  
  











  



  
STORY OF JUNIPERO SERRA (Dell Yearling Biography)1 review
Florence White

Yearling, 1987

Not just Missionary:Visionary
I think this book does an excellent job for students and parents/adults alike, to see just how influential and positive Father Junipero Serra really was. He was a man who had extraordinary vision for the lives of the people he touched. He was committed in his faith, and this biography depicts this strongly. Also, students will learn of his fortitude in tough times, as well as his ability to find ...
  
  











  



  
Anastasia on Her Own (Yearling Book)3 reviews
Lois Lowry

Yearling, 1986

The best Anastasia book in the series
I have always loved the Anastasia books. I think that they are quite funny and are very realistic. I think that this book is the best in the series. This book is very funny when dealing with Anastasia's problems and pitfalls. Overall a terrific book.
  
  











  



  
Winter Worm Business (Yearling Book)
Patricia Reilly Giff

Yearling, 1983

Leroy Wilson has plans for a great winter. He and Tracy Matson, his pal and business partner, are all set to sell the worms they've collected to the ice fishermen, when his awful cousin Mitchell moves to town. The problem is that Leroy and Mitchell look exactly alike, except that Mitchell is an expert at everything, including how to start a brand-new business with Tracy! Left with eighty worms to feed and horrible piano lessons with ...
  
  











  



  
Happily Ever After...Almost (Yearling Books)1 review
Judie Wolkoff

Yearling, 1984

Great!
I liked this book a lot, it had good characters, and a good plot. It was realistic, and I liked how all the characters got along. I suggest this book to everyone who likes realistic fiction, and I plan to read more about this author.
  
  











  



  
What Is the Full Moon Full Of? (Picture Yearling Book)1 review
Shulamith Oppenheim

Yearling, 2000

my favourites
This book is one of my favourites. I like the colourful illustrations and the captivating story.Makes a perfect goodnight book for the Kids.Cyn is a great illustrator and it surely captivates a Kids imagination.
  
  











  



  
Voyage of Plunder (Chronicles of Courage (Yearling))1 review
Michele Torrey

Yearling, 2007

A New "Pirate Yarn"
As a vivid reader who takes whatever she can get, ,pirate stories have long been a point of interest. But it gets a little old to hear about the daring exploits of the brave and dashing swashbucklers of the high seas. That is why I like this book more than most of the other pirate stories I've read. "Voyage of Plunder" is about Daniel and how his adventures on the pirate ship. The character ...
  
  











  



  
LOST IN THE MUSEUM (Picture Yearling Book)1 review
Miriam Cohen

Yearling, 1995

An easy-to-read adventure.
When Jim's first grade class goes on a field trip to the Natural History Museum, Jim and some friends get seperated from the group. Jim struggles with courage as he is frightened by a dinosaur skeleton, but regains his bravery to find their teacher. I like the illustrations of the museum, especially the one in which Jim is alone in a room with a giant blue whale hanging above... he looks ...
  
  











  



  
Family Tree (Yearling)5 reviews
Katherine Ayres

Yearling, 1997

Real genealogy buff loves the history and family angle.
I am a teacher, and I research my own family history. I loved this book. Children who feel cut off from their past will relate to Tyler's uncovering of her own past, and any child (or adult!) will love the well-woven story of Tyler's determination, courage, and eventual compassion.
  
  











  







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