Search Results: Authors starting with V from Publication Consultants

“Anchorage, Alaska”: Publication Consultants, 9/1/20. First Edition. Perfect Bound. Like New/Like New. “Join the legendary superhero, Peanut Power, as he takes on the challenges and adven- tures of The Last Great Race, Alaska’s famous Iditarod. Along with his troop of 13 remarkable sled dogs, Peanut Power faces over 900 miles of frozen tundra, fierce snowstorms and temperatures cold enough to freeze kibble solid. Armed with the help of his many friends and family, Peanut Power manages to mush on and overcome many obstacles on his way to the finish line. Peanut Power and his team cross paths with Dalzell, a huge Alaskan moose, who shows them that sometimes those we think are our enemies can become our greatest friends. Goober, the runt of the team, replaces Walnut the lead dog after he is trampled by Dalzell. Goober learns the strongest power to finish a race is the indomitable spirit to never give up Read the full story to follow Peanut Power’s adventure to Nome and find out who wins this… Read More

“Anchorage, Alaska”: Publication Consultants, 6/1/19. First Edition. Perfect Bound. Like New/Like New. “Eddie the Ermine is the story of a young ermine who learns the importance of not taking from others and the joy of being able to achieve a difficult task. HIDDEN ANIMAL ON EACH PAGE Educational pages at the end of the book. Features scenery from the Nenana, Alaska, area “

“Anchorage, Alaska”: Publication Consultants, 6/1/11. First Edition. Perfect Bound. Like New/Like New. “Our Kotel’ntkov Journey revolves around the family of Grandpa Paul Katelnikoff. His father’s side came from Okhotsk , Russia. His mother Ekatarina’s side is from Irkutsk, the Sorokovikovs. Both sides came from Russia as employees of the Russian American Company on one of the Shelikov’s ships. Great, Great, Great Grandpa Larion Kotel’nikov arrived in Kodiak around 1784. He married a local girl. They had an unknown number of daughters, who all died, and one living son, Filipp. Filipp went to Fort Ross, California, also as an employee of the Russian American Company. There he married a Kashaya, Pomo Indian women named Varvara Amachamen. They had five children. Great, Great, Great Grandpa Ivan Sorokovikov was born about 1766. In December of 1818 Ivan was ordered to work at the Novo Alexsandrovski Post for the Russian American Company. Ivan and his wife, Maria Antropovna, a Creole, had… Read More