A story of triumph that begins with the sadness of a little bathtub named Corky. Be there the day the whole town learns that Corky has feelings and is no ordinary bathtub. Meet Corky's friend Sarah the Sink, as she tries hard to be strong. Observe how Molly the Mirror remains mean-spirited while Corky discovers that each person has a special job to do. Join the Jones family, the Mayor, the Police Chief, the Fire Chief and the rest of the town as Corky the Bathtub is pronounced the Town Hero!

Corky : The Bathtub Who Couldn't Swallow

Literature & Fiction

Bevan, Jan Atchley

Contemporary

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Corky, the Bathtub Who Wouldn't Swallow

Children's Books

<p>This book is a creative non-fictional account, inspired by historical events. These letters are works of fiction, each based on true historical events. The authors were inspired by an album filled with genuine school and graduation photographs of very young, unknown Japanese student soldiers.Near the end of World War II, there were so few men left to fight that boys as young as 13 were taken to serve in battle. These "Lost Children" remain unknown, as does the American G.I. who killed them in battle. He removed each photograph, both military and personal, from the pockets of their uniforms and, as was fairly common in war, the G.I. placed each photo into a personal album that he brought home at the end of World War II.This book is designed to honor these long-deceased, unknown student soldiers who lived and died for their Emperor, at what would become the last of the Imperial Age of Japan.</p>

Letters of the Lost Children: Japan -- World War II

History

Ferster, Reinhold C.

Asia

Pisgah Press LLC

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