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1. Rosebud's Christmas Gift: A Story Coloring Book
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Rosebud is a fawn that was born in a flowerbed of a home near a deep wooded area. She returns to the home with her mother as she grows up to romp and play with other deer. During the winter months she gets a surprise; a precious Christmas gift.2. Rosebud and Red Flannel
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Red Flannel is a pair of woolen long johns, and Rosebud is a lacy, delicate nightgown. On wash days they hang side by side on the clothesline. Red Flannel is in love with Rosebud, but he's too clumsy and shy to speak to her. For her part, Rosebud feels it beneath her dignity to converse with such a coarse fellow.One day, when a sudden snowstorm threatens to freeze them on the line, Rosebud and Red Flannel take off on a harrowing adventure. Will they survive howling wind and bitter wind only to be eaten by cows?
In this Lupine Award-winning book, Ethel Pochocki has created a hero and heroine of timeless appeal, and Mary Beth Owens's energetic watercolor illustrations infuse them with radiance. What Rosebud and Red Flannel find within themselvesand in each other will warm every heart.
3. Magic and Tragic Rosebud
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The captivating account of a young nurse working for the U.S. Public Health Service at the Lakota Sioux Rosebud reservation hospital struggling to stay afloat financially in 1973-1974. It was a turbulent time. Members of the American Indian Movement at the nearby Wounded Knee Reservation had precipitated an armed standoff with the FBI. Nancy Palker, her colleagues, and her friends on the reservation, navigated day-to-day stresses together by exploring the Lakota culturemusic, dance, artwork and storytellingwith curiosity and humor. Nancy returned to the Badlands and Rosebud in 2016 to find that the Rosebud reservation and hospital continue to struggle socially and economically. Magic and Tragic Rosebud concludes with a guidebook on how the reader can take action today to provide assistance to the Native American communities of the Great Plains.4. Battle of the Rosebud: Prelude to the Little Big Horn (Montana and the West Series)
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Illus dj, 206p, 10 b&w photos, frontis, 8 pen & ink line drawings. 7 two-color maps, app's, notes, biblio, index. El Segundo 1996 edition. Prelude to the Little Big Horn, "THE BATTLE OF THE ROSEBUD," is an in-depth study by the Superintendent of the Little Bighorn National Monument of a little-known but important battle that took place a few days before the Battle of the Little Big Horn. VOLUME 5 of MONTANA AND THE WEST SERIES. Cover art/line drawings by Montana artist Hank Maynard. BRAND NEW PRINTING WITH CORRECTIONS!! Talented Neil Mangum has hit the jack-pot with this comprehensive account of the ROSEBUD BATTLE.5. Bad Boy from Rosebud: The Murderous Life of Kenneth Allen McDuff
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In October of 1989, the State of Texas set Kenneth Allen McDuff, the Broomstick Murderer, free. It was not a trial error, or a ruling by some judge. McDuff was paroled.
All of a sudden fear returned. Calls came in from housewives afraid to leave their kids by themselves during broad daylight. Schools took precautions, and bus drivers were warned to be on the alert for the Bad Boy from Rosebud. Thirty years after he had dropped out of school, Kenneth McDuff was still scaring school children and giving principals trouble.
By choosing to murder again while on parole, McDuff became the architect of an extraordinarily intolerant atmosphere in Texas. He brought about the restructuring of the third largest criminal justice system in the United States. The spasm of prison construction and parole reforms collectively called the McDuff Rules, resulted from anenormous display of anger vented towards the system that allowed McDuff to kill, and kill again.
Bad Boy from Rosebud is a chilling account of the life of one of the most heartless and brutal serial killers in American history. Drawing from dozens of interviews, a careful review of primary documents, and recounting his personal involvement with law enforcement officers in efforts to recover victims, Gary M. Lavergne goes beyond horror into an analysis of the unbelievable subculture in which McDuff lived. Equally compelling are the lives of remarkable law enforcement officers determined to bring McDuff to justice, and their seven-year search for his victims.
All of a sudden fear returned. Calls came in from housewives afraid to leave their kids by themselves during broad daylight. Schools took precautions, and bus drivers were warned to be on the alert for the Bad Boy from Rosebud. Thirty years after he had dropped out of school, Kenneth McDuff was still scaring school children and giving principals trouble.
By choosing to murder again while on parole, McDuff became the architect of an extraordinarily intolerant atmosphere in Texas. He brought about the restructuring of the third largest criminal justice system in the United States. The spasm of prison construction and parole reforms collectively called the McDuff Rules, resulted from anenormous display of anger vented towards the system that allowed McDuff to kill, and kill again.
Bad Boy from Rosebud is a chilling account of the life of one of the most heartless and brutal serial killers in American history. Drawing from dozens of interviews, a careful review of primary documents, and recounting his personal involvement with law enforcement officers in efforts to recover victims, Gary M. Lavergne goes beyond horror into an analysis of the unbelievable subculture in which McDuff lived. Equally compelling are the lives of remarkable law enforcement officers determined to bring McDuff to justice, and their seven-year search for his victims.
6. Rosebud
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Rosebud is a good little cub who walks home from a relaxing afternoon and runs into a bunch of her friends. Unfortunately, her pals aren't having a great day, so she does what any good friend would do and builds them up just before arriving home and eating lunch. Rosie is finding herself along the way and realizes that life may not be all roses but stopping and smelling them helps! This is a fun children's story that carries a lot of truth that even adults can relate to. This short book would be the perfect gift for you and your little ones.7. Ludwig Bemelmans Favorite Stories: Hansi, Rosebud and The Castle No. 9 (Dover Children's Classics)
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Lavish illustrations, enchanting settings, and winsome storytelling abound in these three tales by Ludwig Bemelmans, creator of the classic Madeline books. Long out of print, these stories are now available in a single-volume treasury that promises to delight young readers.Hansi recounts a winter holiday in the Alps, in which a city boy travels by horse-drawn carriage to Uncle Herman's house. Hansi helps feed deer in the deep forest, attempts to teach a dachshund to ski, and celebrates Christmas at a candlelight service.
Rosebud, based on an African folk tale, depicts a triumph of brain over brawn. A crafty rabbit sets out to prove that he's smarter than the intellectuals of the animal kingdom, the whale and the elephant.
The Castle No.Nine offers a humorous portrayal of a faithful servant and his madcap master. In the little Austrian town of Melk, a meticulous manservant with a cat, a silver candlestick, and a different wig and suit of livery for every day of the week is hired by a nobleman who has some peculiar ideas about language.
