Golden Books

Chester thought he was the biggest, toughest, most handsome creature that ever walked on two legs. His feathers were a handsome yellow that covered him from head to toe. His tail was full and long. His voice was strong. He challenged every rooster, every goose, and every duck in the barnyard, and won. But when Chester thought he was tough enough to challenge Molly, he made a big mistake, and learned a lesson about pride the hard way. Fine watercolor paintings illustrate this second book in the Pleasant Valley Farm series.

Danny was big and strong and gentle, but he had a problem . . . Danny hated to work. When Farmer Don called the horses in for oats in the morning, Danny would stand in the far corner of the pasture and refuse to come in. When Farmer Don put Danny’s work harness across Danny’s plump back, Danny would heave a big sigh and hang his head, pretending to be terribly sick. Farmer Don and Missus Dora were worried. How would Farmer Don get all the plowing and planting, hauling and harvesting done if Danny refused to help? Then some oatmeal cookies gave Missus Dora an idea. Danny learned a valuable lesson, and so can we. Fine watercolor paintings illustrate this fun story.

Wherever old Dolly went, the rest of the herd followed. At four o’clock every afternoon, she faithfully led the other cows to the barn for milking. Then one winter day, Dolly slipped and fell on the ice. Would she be brave enough to trust Farmer Don and lead the herd home as usual? The fifth book in the Pleasant Valley Farm series.

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Little Golden Book

This classic Little Golden books collection that's all about mom is the perfect gift for Mother's Day!

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Little conductors and engineers will love learning all about trains with this non-fiction Little Golden Book!

Explore Washington D.C. with a fun guidebook written specifically for the youngest tourists and residents.

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Little Golden Book

Many people fondly remember this book. Nancy loves to play Nurse, but her older brothers are always too busy with their big boy games to play with her. One day, when brother Billy falls and hurts himself, Nurse Nancy is at the ready! This lively, charming book from the 1950s is still fresh today.

Children can relive their favorite Pleasant Valley Farm moments with their very own coloring book featuring Danny, Chester, Shadow and Snoopy.

"He that diligently seeketh good procureth favour." —Proverbs 11:27
Shadow was a shy cat, but she was also brave and diligent. When Farmer Don ruined her perfect hiding place in a tunnel of hay, she didn't give up. Shadow searched and searched for a new spot. It had to be just right for keeping her secret safe.

Snoopy's new home at Pleasant Valley Farm was cozy and safe. She had plenty of fresh green grass to eat, and a tall wire fence protected her from hungry coyotes. But Snoopy was not content. She missed her old home where she had the freedom to roam where she pleased. Snoopy began to search for things to make her happy. Every loose spot in the fence became her way to escape so she could gorge on the cow's grain or dine on Missus Dora's flower beds. Then one afternoon she wandered up the hillside alone and found herself in big trouble. Fine watercolor paintings illustrate this third book in the Pleasant Valley Farm series.

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In one of the most beloved Little Golden Books of all time, Fuzzy Duckling learns to count and explores a busy farm! A perfect gift for your Easter baskets.

Everyone loves The Little Engine That Could, the classic tale of the determined little engine that, despite her size, triumphantly pulls a train full of toys to the children waiting on the other side of a mountain.

Beloved illustrator J. P. Miller’s graphic, colorful farm animals seem to jump right off the page—but they aren’t jumping to help the Little Red Hen plant her wheat! Young children will learn a valuable lesson about teamwork from this funny, favorite folktale.

An introduction to Jesus for very young children -- a perfect gift for the holiday season!

This classic Little Golden Book edition of the famous folk tale has had many imitators, but none can measure up to the way illustrator Feodor Rojankovsky brought Goldilocks and the three bears to life. Originally published in 1948, The Three Bears is now back in print for a new generation of fans.