Most Popular Books by Marian Potter

A talkative 10-year-old, living in rural Missouri in the 1930's, becomes the heroine of her family and community by putting her wagging tongue to good use.

Eleven-year-old Mark tries to find a solution to two of his most pressing problems: how to stop the Skinner brothers from bullying him and how to save his friend's, old Mrs. McSwiggen's, property from land developers.

Despite her grandmother's opposition, a 10-year-old reestablishes contact with her long-institutionalized mother.

On a Missouri farm in the midst of the Depression, eleven-year-old Maureen has a bit of good luck when she finds a special wild apple tree.

A history and memories of Lobethal Lutheran School (St Johns) 1842 to 1980

Het rode wagonnetje hangt als laatste aan een lange trein. Iedereen zwaait naar de trein, maar vergeet het rode wagonnetje. Dat verandert als de trein een steile berg op moet. Prentenboek met gedetailleerde kleurenillustraties. Vanaf ca. 4 jaar.

Contains a picture dictionary for children, and four well-known children's stories.

A young girl spends a summer full of farm adventures and reading "David Copperfield."

Ten-year-old "Evaline's father is the boss of a section gang on the railroad. His family lives in the yellow house near the post, which is 67 miles from the Union Station in St. Louis. Lively family doings, danger, and excitement are highlights of a warm and appealing family story."-