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John Greenleaf Whittier's The Barefoot Boy
Adapted & Illustrated by Lisa Greenleaf
Publisher: Apprentice Shop Books, LLC • www.apprenticeshopbooks.comRecall the freedom and childhood abandon of running barefoot in the summer sun!
“From the heart I give thee joy,-- I was once a barefoot boy!”
Using captivating imagery from John Greenleaf Whittier’s ancestral home, illustrator Lisa Greenleaf returns us to 19th century New England farm life in this illustrated adaptation of the poem, The Barefoot Boy.
“Cheerily, then, my little man,--Live and laugh, as boyhood can!”
Nature’s abundant beauty is evident as the pages unfold. Pluck berries from the page, marvel at the meandering streams, hear the buzzing bees and the symphony of frogs. Relive the moments that fulfill childhood dreams and imaginings.
“Still as my horizon grew -- Larger grew my riches too.”
A brief biography explains how one small book of poems by Burns inspired Whittier to write poems, prose, and essays. His poetry drew the attention of Abraham Lincoln, who once said that Whittier’s poems and songs were just what the soldiers needed to hear. As a mentor to Louisa May Alcott and friend of Holmes and Longfellow, Whittier influenced 19th century dialogue as few could.
“Blessings on thee, little man,--Barefoot boy, with cheek of tan!”
Celebrate the life and the accomplishments of a man who was loved by thousands through his devotion to poetry and a passion for equality. -
When RiversBurned: The Earth Day Story
by Linda Crotta Brennan
Illustrations and book designed by Lisa GreenleafOnce, in America ...
chemicals killed plants and animals. Cars and factories filled the air with toxic fumes. Oil spills destroyed ocean life. The sewage floating along America’s rivers was so thick it sometimes caught fire. The Earth was dying.Senator Gaylord Nelson believed that attitudes about ecology could change if people understood what was happening. He charged student organizer, Denis Hayes, with setting a plan for a national Earth Day in motion. What these men began on April 22, 1970, would change the world for the better.
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Women of the Bay State: 25 Massachusetts Women You Should Know
Illustrated and book design by Lisa Greenleaf • Written by Kathleen W. Deady & The Write Sisters • 136 pages
Publisher: Apprentice Shop Books, LLC • www.apprenticeshopbooks.comBrief Summary: The first African-American nurse in the United States. A woman who rallied lady
pilots during World War II. A champion paralympic skier. These and 22 other stories take
students through the history of Massachusetts. This second book in the series “America’s
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Women of Granite: 25 New Hampshire Women You Should Know
Illustrated and book design by Lisa Greenleaf • Written by Janet Buell & The Write Sisters • 136 pages
Publisher: Apprentice Shop Books, LLC • www.apprenticeshopbooks.comFeaturing profiles of 25 prominent New Hampshire women, Women of Granite is an easy way
to introduce children to the study of biography. Each chapter includes a short profile, historically
accurate illustrations, a timeline, glossary of new words, and suggestions for further research.
Fascinating additional facts called “Tidbits” complete each woman’s life story. -
Women of the Golden State: 25 California Women You Should Know
Illustrated by Lisa Greenleaf • Written by Linda Crotta Brennan and Others • 136 pages
Publisher: Apprentice Shop Books, LLC • www.apprenticeshopbooks.comWhat do the 25 ladies in the third book of the “America’s Notable Women” series have in common?
Strength, creativity, and tenacity. Lead students through a basic introduction to biography by sharing
the stories of these fabulous Golden State women. It’s all here: illustrated profiles, glossaries, further
reading, timelines, and captivating “Tidbits.” -
To My Countrywomen: The Life of Sarah Josepha Hale
By Muriel L. Dubois • Illustrated by Lisa Greenleaf • 144 pages
Publisher: Apprentice Shop Books, LLC • www.apprenticeshopbooks.comThe illustrated juvenile biography describes America’s first woman editor. An early activist for
women’s education and property rights, Hale is best known for her role in the establishment
of the national holiday of Thanksgiving and as the author of the poem “Mary’s Lamb.” -
The Black Regiment of the American Revolution
By Linda Crotta Brennan and Illustrated by Cheryl Kirk Noll
Reprinting assistance by Lisa Greenleaf
Publisher: Apprentice Shop Book, LLC, Bedford, NH
www.apprenticeshopbooks.comThe Black Regiment is a true story of African soldiers who
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Activity Booklet: America's Notable Women Series
Written by Janet Buell • Designer Lisa Greenleaf • 6 pages
Publisher: Apprentice Shop Books, LLC
www.apprenticeshopbooks.comThis Activity Booklet accompanies any of the Notable Women Book Series. Teachers and educators will enjoy this booklet.
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Study Guide: To My Countrywomen: The Life of Sarah Josepha Hale
By Muriel L. Dubois • Illustrator and book designer, Lisa Greenleaf
Publisher: Apprentice Shop Books, LLC • www.apprenticeshopbooks.comTo My Countrywomen Study Guide has 36 reproducible activities that
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Study Guide: Abenaki Captive
Written by Muriel L. Dubois • Book designer, Lisa Greenleaf
Publisher: Apprentice Shop Books, LLC
www.apprenticeshopbooks.comAbenaki Captive Study Guide has 36 reproducible activities that
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Of Hearth and Home—Simply Country
by Judy Condon • Designed and production by Lisa Greenleaf
www.marshhomesteadantiques.comOf Hearth and Home—Simply Country, presents over 230 photographs to give you unique
and creative ideas that will enhance and bring warmth to any room in your home. -
A-Success The Key Elements to Algebra Success
Client: National Training Network, Greensboro, NC
www.NTNmath.com
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A Simpler Time
by Judy Condon • Designed and production by Lisa Greenleaf • 144 pages
www.marshhomesteadantiques.comA Simpler Time, presents over 300 photographs to give you unique and creative ideas
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M-Success The Key Elements to Mathematics Success
Client: National Training Network, Greensboro, NC
Designed math book cover series • Student books and Teacher Manuals
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Figure It Out: Thinking Like a Math Problem Solver Series
Book and cover designed by Lisa Greenleaf • Client: Curriculum Associates, Inc.
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KSAM Science Book Series
Cover and book series designed by Lisa Greenleaf • Client: Curriculum Associates, Inc.
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Problem Solving in Science
Designed, type formatted and illustrated student book and teacher guide.
• Client: Curriculum Associates, Inc. Size 7 x 9, 96 pages. -
Adventures in Science Series
Cover and book designed by Lisa Greenleaf • Client: Curriculum Associates, Inc.
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Boston Medical Center Handbooks
Designed and type formatted from manuscript to print. Worked along with a team of writers, editors, illustrators and printers.
Size 5x7, 156 pages
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Assessment Skill Builder Book Series
Lisa Greenleaf designed and type formatted book series • Client: National Training Network
www.NTNmath.com
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