Out in the woods lives a happy rabbit gentleman named Uncle Wiggily Longears. As fond of fun as a kitten, he goes out to play whenever the young ones come visiting. One chilly, wintry day he leaves his cozy bungalow and puts on his mittens to go for a ride in his wonderful airship -- and once aloft meets with a big surprise: for he sees a great white gander flying toward him -- with Mother Goose riding on back Uncle Wiggily faces a host of new adventures -- and finds a wealth of new friends to enjoy them with. Little Bo Peep, Jack Horner, Simple Simon, Miss Muffett, and Old King Cole are just a few of the nursery-rhyme characters the happy rabbit gentleman is to meet
FUN AND MYSTERY IN THE SNOW It all started when Trouble -- the nickname little William Martin had, and for a very good reason -- got into, well, trouble Teddy and Janet Martin were the Curlytops. They were called the Curlytops because they had the cutest, curliest curly hair that ever grew. (Trouble was their little brother, but he didn't have curly hair.) Anyway, they were building a toboggan slide for when it snowed with their friends Tom and Lola Taylor -- and Trouble fell off the top Fortunately he fell into a box and didn't hurt himself. And next, who should show up but Uncle Toby. There's no snow here Let's go up to Crystal Lake, said Uncle Toby. Lola and Tom hop in Uncle Toby's car along with the Curlytops. At Crystal Lake, they find snow and two more playmates, Harry and Mary Benton. But they also find a strange man there -- and a mystery
WHAT WAS THAT FLICKERING BLUE LIGHT? The Curlytops saw it out on Star Island on Clover Lake. It shuddered and flickered in the dark, mysterious and beautiful Who are the Curlytops? Why, Teddy and Janet Martin, of course These children had the curliest curly hair that ever grew. William Martin, their little brother, didn't have curly hair. William's nickname was Trouble. You'll see why when you read this book. But whatever was that blue light? Fireflies? But fireflies didn't flicker blue light Mr. and Mrs. Martin didn't know. Grandma and Grandma Martin didn't know. And certainly Skyrocket the dog and Turnover the cat didn't know. But when Grandpa takes them on a camping trip to Star Island, the Curlytops found out, and had quite the adventure doing so Read this wonderful book, and you can find out too
TROUBLE'S MENAGERIE The Curlytops had once had a goat named Nicknack and a pony named Clipclap, but they had been sent away for a time. Now they just had a cat named Turnover, and a dog named Skyrocket. It was Skyrocket who had dragged the little boat along the shore. Trouble got in and woosh -- off he went. Mrs. Martin had to drop the note from Uncle Toby to help Teddy and Janet rescue Trouble, who was a Martin, but didn't have curly hair. The Curlytops and Trouble also had adventures. This time, the adventure involved a bunch more pets that Uncle Toby asked them to take care of while he went for a trip to South America. What kind of pets? Oh you'll just have to read this book to find out about the pet alligator and the circus and -- Oops
Uncle Wiggily Longears is the central character in a series of nearly 18,000 children's stories, all written by Howard R. Garis, beginning in 1910. The stories began as a serial in the Newark News, with a new story appearing six days a week for thirty-seven years. The elderly rabbit gentleman relies on a red, white, and blue, barber-shop pole, walking stick due to his rheumatism. He lives with a muskrat house-keeper named Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy and frequently gets into adventures with his other animal friends. The character also spawned picture books, comic books, toys, board games and many other collectibles. Unfortunately, most of the books have been out of print for many years. Starry Night Publishing has opted to begin reprinting some of the Uncle Wiggily stories, to share them with future generations. This is the second book in the series, complete with all thirty-one original stories.
The essential collection of classic children's books by Howard R. Garis in one: Buddy and Brighteyes Pigg Bully and Bawly No-Tail CURLY AND FLOPPY TWISTYTAIL (THE FUNNY PIGGIE BOYS) The Curlytops and Their Pets or Uncle Toby's Strange Collection The Curlytops and Their Playmates or Jolly Times Through the Holidays The Curlytops at Uncle Frank's Ranch THE CURLYTOPS ON STAR ISLAND Daddy Takes Us to the Garden The Daddy Series for Little Folks DICK HAMILTON'S AIRSHIP; Larry Dexter's Great Search or, The Hunt for the Missing Millionaire Lulu, Alice and Jimmie Wibblewobble Sammie and Susie Littletail Umboo, the Elephant Uncle Wiggily and Old Mother Hubbard Uncle Wiggily in the Woods Uncle Wiggily's Adventures UNCLE WIGGILY'S TRAVELS
Who are the Curlytops? Why, Teddy and Janet Martin, of course! These children had the curliest curly hair that ever grew. William Martin, their little brother, didn't have curly hair. William's nickname was "Trouble." You'll see why when you read this book. The train puffed all the way to Rockville. "All out for Rockville!" joked Daddy Martin. "Hurray!" cried Teddy. "Here we are!" "And I see Uncle Frank!" exclaimed Janet. Out piled the Curlytops, and into the arms of Uncle Frank they rushed. "Well, well!" cried Uncle Frank, "Pile into the wagon and well get right out to Circle O Ranch." "Where's that?" asked Teddy. "Why, that's the name of my ranch," said Uncle Frank. "See, there's the sign of it," and he pointed to the flank of one of the small horses, or ponies, hitched to his wagon.
Now with an Historical Afterword by Ron Miller Featured in Ron Millers _The Conquest of Space Book Series.Ó Among the few young adult novels written by Howard R. Garis under his own name, the Rocket Rider series introduced thousands of readers to the concept of rocket-propelled vehicles---in spite of the fact that Garis' explanation of how rockets work was consistently wrong! At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management).
Dick Hamilton's Cadet Days" by Howard R. Garis is an engaging and spirited coming-of-age story that follows the young protagonist, Dick Hamilton, as he navigates the challenges and adventures of his time at a military academy. Set against the backdrop of camaraderie, discipline, and personal growth, this novel offers readers a glimpse into the transformative experiences of Dick and his fellow cadets. The story unfolds as Dick Hamilton embarks on a new chapter of his life, entering a military academy with a mix of excitement and trepidation. As he adapts to the rigors of academy life, readers are taken on a journey through Dick's trials and triumphs, his friendships and rivalries, and the valuable life lessons he learns along the way. Garis's storytelling shines as he brings to life the vivid details of academy life, from the early morning drills to the classroom challenges and the camaraderie shared among the cadets. Through Dick's experiences, readers gain insight into the importance of discipline, teamwork, and the pursuit of excellence, all of which are essential qualities for a successful cadet. Amidst the academic and military training, the novel delves into the personal growth of its characters. Dick's interactions with his fellow cadets, mentors, and instructors shape his character and values, teaching him valuable lessons about leadership, responsibility, and integrity. The friendships he forges and the challenges he faces contribute to his development into a well-rounded and principled young man. As the story unfolds, Dick Hamilton and his cadet companions find themselves confronted with various obstacles and dilemmas that require quick thinking and determination to overcome. These moments of tension and suspense keep readers engaged and invested in the characters' journey, rooting for their success. "Dick Hamilton's Cadet Days" is a story of character, perseverance, and personal growth that resonates with readers of all ages. Through the experiences of Dick and his friends, the novel explores themes of friendship, leadership, and the pursuit of excellence. Garis's portrayal of academy life and the challenges faced by young cadets adds depth and authenticity to the narrative, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the world of military training and education. As Dick Hamilton's journey unfolds, readers are inspired to embrace their own opportunities for growth and transformation, making this book a timeless and captivating read.
Now with an Historical Afterword by Ron Miller Featured in Ron Millers _The Conquest of Space Book Series.Ó The first book in the popular Great Marvel Series by "Roy Rockwood" (Howard R. Garis) to deal with space travel. Originally published in 1910, it was among the earliest books about space travel intended for young adult readers. At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management).
Curly and Floppy Twistytail: The Funny Piggie Boys" with the aid of Howard R. Garis is a pleasing kid's book that takes young readers on a fascinating journey with two endearing piglets, Curly and Floppy Twistytail. Written by way of the prolific children's creator Howard R. Garis, acknowledged for his resourceful and whimsical testimonies, this book is probable to captivate the hearts of young audiences. The tale follows the escapades of Curly and Floppy as they navigate a global full of fascinating characters and thrilling reviews. The mischievous piglet brothers embark on amusing and sometimes silly adventures, providing younger readers with a feel of pleasure and marvel. Garis, renowned for his ability to create enticing and pleasing tales for children, can also infuse the narrative with humor, life training, and a hint of fable. As Curly and Floppy encounter diverse demanding situations and make new pals, readers may additionally discover themselves immersed in a world where creativeness knows no bounds. The colourful and playful storytelling style, coupled with Garis's knack for growing relatable characters, can also make "Curly and Floppy Twistytail" a loved addition to kid's literature.
Dick Hamilton's Football Team" by Howard R. Garis is an exciting and dynamic story that follows the titular character, Dick Hamilton, as he embarks on a new adventure—leading his school's football team to victory. Set against the backdrop of the exhilarating world of high school football, this novel captures the thrill of competition, the bonds of teamwork, and the personal growth of its young protagonist. The narrative kicks off as Dick Hamilton, a charismatic and determined young man, takes on the role of captain of his school's football team. With his natural leadership skills and a burning desire to succeed, Dick works tirelessly to unite his teammates and transform them into a cohesive and formidable team. Alongside his loyal friends and fellow players, Dick navigates the challenges of rigorous training, strategic planning, and the intense pressures of the football season. Garis's storytelling shines as he vividly portrays the exhilaration of the game itself—the adrenaline-pumping plays, the heart-stopping moments of victory and defeat, and the unwavering support of fans in the stands. Through Dick's eyes, readers experience the ups and downs of each game, as well as the camaraderie and bonds that form between teammates on and off the field. The novel delves into the personal journeys of the characters as they strive to excel both as individuals and as part of a larger unit. Dick's leadership and determination inspire his teammates to push their limits and overcome obstacles, fostering a sense of unity and shared purpose. As they face rival teams and unexpected challenges, the characters learn valuable lessons about teamwork, perseverance, and sportsmanship. Amidst the thrilling football action, the novel also explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and personal growth. The relationships that develop between the characters add depth and emotional resonance to the story, as they navigate their way through triumphs and setbacks together. Readers are drawn into the characters' lives, rooting for their success and celebrating their achievements. "Dick Hamilton's Football Team" is a captivating tale that captures the excitement and spirit of high school football, while also offering valuable insights into the power of teamwork and determination. As Dick and his teammates strive for victory on the field, they learn important life lessons that extend beyond the game itself. Garis's dynamic storytelling and well-drawn characters create an immersive reading experience that leaves readers inspired and uplifted. Whether one is a fan of football or simply enjoys stories of friendship and achievement, this novel offers an engaging and heartwarming journey that resonates with readers of all ages.
The Curlytops and Their Pets" by Howard R. Garis is a delightful children's book that takes young readers on a fun and heartwarming adventure with the Curlytops, a group of adventurous siblings. In this story, the Curlytops, whose nicknames reflect their curly hair, have a variety of pets that they cherish and adore. When a circus comes to town, they decide to enter their pets into a pet show, believing that their animals are special and deserving of recognition. However, their plans take an unexpected turn when one of their pets, Trouble, goes missing. The Curlytops are determined to find Trouble and embark on a thrilling search mission. Throughout the story, readers are treated to the endearing antics of the Curlytops and their beloved pets. The book emphasizes the values of love, responsibility, and teamwork as the siblings work together to overcome challenges and find Trouble. "The Curlytops and Their Pets" is a heartwarming and entertaining read for children, filled with adventures, humor, and life lessons. It encourages young readers to appreciate the bond between humans and their animal companions while highlighting the importance of problem-solving and determination.
Uncle Wiggily Longears is the main character of a series of children's books by American author Howard Roger Garis, seventy-nine of which were published in the author's lifetime. Garis began writing the stories for the "Newark News" in 1910. Uncle Wiggily, an engaging elderly rabbit, is lame from rheumatism. Whenever he goes anywhere, he always relies on what Garis describes as "his candy-striped walking cane" -- a cane striped red and white like a peppermint candy cane. The books are illustrated by August Lenox.
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