Vol. 1 No. 6 - Heaven to Betsy$7 USD- Includes Domestic ShippingFeatures Heaven to Betsy by Maud Hart Lovelace. 16 pages. 61 black and white illustrations. 11 articles. 8.5 in. x 11 in. booklet. Categories: Betsy-Tacy series, Heaven to Betsy, Maud Hart Lovelace, Journal Product No.: 3.24.0105.010 Availability: In StockItem can ship by Friday, 05 December, 2008 through USPS First Class Mail |

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![]() | Heaven to Betsy: The "Snoggestion"Preparation and analogy are two important steps toward really good ideas. By Al R. Young | 970 Words | 2 Illustrations | Article 0.09.5000.057 | |
![]() | Backyard Breezes and Sunshine SkiesFathers and children must be present in each other's lives. By Al R. Young | 1600 Words | 1 Illustrations | Article 0.09.5000.058 | |
![]() | A Sunday Night LunchRecipes for wheat and bay bread, cooked onions, and walnut cake with butter filling. By Nancy Young | 1060 Words | 7 Illustrations | Article 0.09.5000.059 | |
![]() | "Puny" Autumn Layer CakeInstructions for creating a layer cake with butter filling and decorative autum-leaf design. By Nancy Young | 190 Words | 12 Illustrations | Article 0.09.5000.060 | |
![]() | Clinging To VinesPlanting instructions and suggestions for porch vines By Nancy Young | 1230 Words | 3 Illustrations | Article 0.09.5000.061 | |
![]() | Creating Storybook ThresholdsSuggests ways in which bedroom doors can be used to provide not only privacy, but a sense of emerging independence as a child matures. Illustrates the process of refurbishing a used exterior door to be used as a bedroom door. By Al R. Young | 1000 Words | 17 Illustrations | Article 0.09.5000.062 | |
![]() | A Murmuring Lake Cottage BathIdeas for an inexpensive bathroom remodel By Al R. Young | 300 Words | 4 Illustrations | Article 0.09.5000.063 | |
![]() | Back-To-Class PompadoursStep-by-step procedure for re-creating two Edwardian-inspired hair styles. By Nancy Young | 250 Words | 11 Illustrations | Article 0.09.5000.064 | |
![]() | Tacy: A Portrait of YouthAn interview with artist Al R. Young. By Al R. Young | 890 Words | 1 Illustrations | Article 0.09.5000.065 | |
![]() | Al Young's Drawing Technique, Part 3Briefly discusses Al R. Young's transition from pencil drawing to lithography, and the influence of that transition of treatment of subjects. By Al R. Young | 340 Words | 2 Illustrations | Article 0.09.5000.066 | |
![]() | Singing Around The PianoIdeas for encouraging family singing. Lists a few sources for some of the songs mentioned in Betsy-Tacy books. By Elspeth Young | 540 Words | 1 Illustrations | Article 0.09.5000.067 | |
![]() | The Rustle Of Grandma's ApronBriefly discusses the history of aprons and their styles and use. Includes a childhood reminiscence. By Nancy Young | 630 Words | 1 Illustrations | Article 0.09.5000.068 | |
