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In the 1800s, the vast herds of buffalo that once covered the plains of North America were hunted almost to extinction. How were they saved? What started with a plea from Comanche Chief Quanah Parker to President Theodore Roosevelt ended with an 1800 mile train ride for fifteen buffalo to a wildlife preserve in Oklahoma Territory.

Farmer Brown has thirteen chickens. Most of the time. But one of them is sneaky. And she is fast. Because of Lucy, Farmer Brown often miscounts his chickens.Or does he?A fun, farmyard, count-aloud romp!

Dylan made a promise to his friend, Patrick. He's going to take a photograph of a real potbelly pig at his grandparent's farm.When he arrives at the farm, Dylan quickly discovers Grandpa raises everything but potbellied pigs. Later, they visit the county fair hoping to find them. In the swine barn, Dylan see pigs of all colors, shapes and sizes. But no potbellies.He's almost given up when a girl wearing a blue jacket points him to the special exhibit area. Dylan races to the pens for potbellied pigs, but the pens are empty. Dylan finally spots the arena where these special pigs are being shown. He takes lots of photos for his friend, keeping his potbelly pig promise.

A compilation of essays, memoir, and poetry by the YMCA Lincoln Park Senior Center Writing Group in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. A treasure chest filled with the rich history, memories, and talents of a previous generation of African American women.

Wherever there is light, there is shadow. Howard Stein's poetry deliciously depicts this inevitable duality throughout nature and life. Stein's prose has a unique rhythm, where the mundane becomes exquisite, the ordinary, extraordinary.

Every day of the week the little red hen is proud to lay an egg for the little old couple's breakfast. But when they decide to have something besides eggs, the little red hen falls apart! She's so sad, her feathers fall out. When the little old couple discover they have hurt the little hen's feelings, they nurse her back to health with hot grasshopper soup and kind words.

Farmer Brown has thirteen chickens. Most of the time. But one of them is sneaky. And she is fast. Because of Lucy, Farmer Brown often miscounts his chickens.Or does he?A fun, farmyard, count-aloud romp!

Wherever there is light, there is shadow. Howard Stein's poetry deliciously depicts this inevitable duality throughout nature and life. Stein's prose has a unique rhythm, where the mundane becomes exquisite, the ordinary, extraordinary.

In the 1800s, the vast herds of buffalo that once covered the plains of North America were hunted almost to extinction. How were they saved? What started with a plea from Comanche Chief Quanah Parker to President Theodore Roosevelt ended with an 1800 mile train ride for fifteen buffalo to a wildlife preserve in Oklahoma Territory.