Best Selling Books by MacKinlay Kantor

An orphan boy, fugitive from a Spanish reformatory run by monks, is brought back to grace through a "natural miracle".

Small-town life in Iowa in the years before the World War.

A novel of Iowa in the 1850''s, culminating in the Spirit Lake Massacre of ''57--as seen both from the viewpoint of the Dakota Nation and that of the white pioneers.

A wealthy man''s passion for restoring flocks of passenger pigeons to America.

Thomas always pretended his favorite menu was creamed angleworms on toast. Then one day when he also pretended he was sick enough to miss school, his family thought he deserved whatever he wanted for lunch.

Autobiography of the man who served on active duty as a 4-star general longer than anyone in the history of our country.

MACKINLAY KANTOR Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Andersonville VALLEY FORGE Poignant, tender, and powerful, VALLEY FORGE brings into sharp new focus one of the most tensely dramatic episodes of the American Revolution. With warmth and wit, compassion and sensitivity, MacKinlay Kantor evokes the flavor, pulse and texture of the last quarter of the eighteenth century, transporting the reader into the houses and workshops, kitchens and stables, parlors and bedrooms of ordinary citizens. Here are not only the soldiers of Valley Forge, but the panorama of the Revolution itself. George Washington, lamenting the remoteness and lack of valor in the Congress, anticipating new battle; the sprightly, good-humored Martha, always loyal and loving to a fau

This book is a story about the life of Lobo, the family dog, and how he came to be with and stay with the Kantor family.