Bobbo, What Are You Doing? (Bobbo the Bear)

Dreams Can Come True

Little Star: Book and Necklace

Green Eyes

Strawberry Rose

Dr. Seuss

The Truth About Unicorns (Fairy-tale Superstars)

Fame Mouse

Josephine Lawrence (1897-1978) began her career as a journalist and then switched to writing books for children. She later branched out into adult fiction. Rosemary is a story written for girls. The character of Rosemary appears later in Rainbow Hill and Rosemary and the Princess. Rainbow hill is a book about a family. An excerpt reads, "In Rosemary, leaning above her mother and studying the blue prints so intently that a little frown gathered between her arched brows, the spirit and strength were united. The effect of Rosemary on the most casual beholder was always one of radiance. The mass of her waving hair was bronze, said her friends; it was red, it was gold, it was all of these. Her eyes were like her mother's, a violet blue, but dancing, drenched in tears or black with storm--seldom-patient eyes. She lived intensely, did Rosemary, and sometimes she hurt herself and sometimes she hurt others. She could be obstinate--wanting her own way with the insistence of a driving force; that was the Willis would work in her, Winnie said. All the Willis children had that trait, Winnie said also. Rosemary could be sorry and make frank confession. That, Sarah always thought, was the hardest thing in the world to do."

Discover Your Child's Next Read

Bobbo, What Are You Doing? (Bobbo the Bear)

Roberto Piumini, 2014

Dreams Can Come True

Evelyn M. Byrne, 2014

Little Star: Book and Necklace

Mary Packard, 1995

Green Eyes

Abe Birnbaum, 1953

Strawberry Rose

D.D. Glover, 2020

Dr. Seuss

Stuart A. Kallen, P.M. Boekhoff, 2002

The Truth About Unicorns (Fairy-tale Superstars)

Necdet Yilmaz, Molly Blaisdell, 2010

Fame Mouse

Joshua George, 2016