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It is Sally Watson's birthday on Tuesday. I hope you will mention her and her books!
Are there any plans to reprint Jennie D. Lindquist's Golden Name Day series? (The Golden Name Day, The Little Silver House, The Crystal Tree)
Did Podgy and Sally become public domain this week?
I treated myself to the entire Weber collection and have been reading it while sick. Did you know that BEANY HAS A SECRET LIFE is printed upside down and backward? Has that been corrected in more recent printings?
In new, 5-star rated, novel, "Mollie's Follies," young, beautiful Mary Lynn Sharp, aka Mollie, is on the run, after a bitter childhood and having been cast into life without guidance. Forced to quit school, she has little money and no support system; but, Mollie is traveling USA Mainland alone, in a fast-paced, swift-changing scenes, adventure. East Coast to West Coast, and back again, this tall, thin, pretty girl is searching for compassion, love, and a place to call home.
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Would love to see the books by Betty Cavanna back in print. Those books were my all time favorites at a teen-ager. I still have some tattered paperbacks from way back when....but would love to see reprints!
Thanks for making these books available to us again!
I hope Image Cascade Publishing reissues the Nancy Kimball books within a year s time bercause I remember reading them. Cheryl Jackson
And How about republishing the Brains Benton Series? 6 books. By George Wyatt (based on the characters created by Charles Spain Verral) pub. by Whitman 1959, 60, 61 and on. great stories for boys of girls. They too have a following, and are out of print. Hard to find books.
I would love to see Cherry Ames republished. How about it Image???Humm, Humm????
Might I make a suggestion for a book to reprint, if possible? When I was about 12, I read a really cute book called "Candy Stripers," by Lee Wyndham. I still have that old tattered paperback copy, and I recently re-read it to discover that it's just as enjoyable today when I'm in my 50s as it was when I was a kid in the 70s. I think this book (and any others by this author) would be a great choice for your company to reprint.
I'm so glad to see so many of the books from my childhood being reissued. I must have read Anne Emery's "Scarlet Royal" a dozen times when I was a little girl -- I was such a horse lover! I still love that book.
