By: Rita Kerr

The true story of a stray kitten who found a happy home at the Alamo. Black and white illustrations.

Softcover, 60 pp.

Heroes, Myths, and History

by Albert A. Nofi

Historian Albert A. Nofi searched for the truth behind the legends to provide this splendid chronicle of the events of the war, which lasted from September 1835 to April 1836. The Alamo and the Texas War for Independence offers a strategic and tactical analysis of the fighting, profiles the most prominent personalities of the war, and presents detailed maps of military movements.

Softcover, 230 pp.

English Edition

Text by: Stephen Ortman
Photos by: Andrea Pistolesi

A tourist guide or memory book with the history of Texas and the Alamo. Many vintage and new photographs, drawings, and paintings are included.

Paperback, 64 pp.

By: John Myers Myers

A well-researched and clearly expressed account of the events leading to the Battle of the Alamo, the major participants, the battle itself, and how it contributed to Texan victory in the war.

Softcover, 240 pp.

A Military History of the Texas Revolution

By: Stephen L. Hardin
Illustrated by: Gary S. Zaboly

Award-winning comprehensive and balanced overview of the military tactics and strategies of the Texas Revolution; a thoughtful and engaging analysis of first-hand accounts.

Softcover, 373 pp.

By: David G. McComb

The story of Texas from pre-history to the present. The style is concise, but filled with both fact and feeling by explaining trends in terms of individual experience. 83 black & white photos.

Softcover, 198 pp.

By: Charles Spurlin

When the United States annexed the republic of Texas, it also annexed the ongoing dispute with Mexico regarding the exact location of the Texas/Mexico border. This disagreement led to war, with Texas on the front lines.

Paperback, 312 pp.

Ranching on the Last Frontier

Photos: June Redford Van Cleef Text: Bill Wright
Foreword: Elmer Kelton

June Redford Van Cleef shares her passion to record the vanishing lifestyle of west Texas ranchers with her friend Bill Wright, who recounts their travels west of the Pecos and interviews the subjects of June's captivating black and white photos.

Hardcover, 192 pp.

By: David Davis
Illustrated by: Sue Marshall Ward

Classic nursery rhymes retold with a Texas twist. Titles include "Cactus Jack Horner" and "There was an Old Cowgirl who Lived in a Boot". Fully illustrated.

Hardcover, 40 pp.

As told to: Tweed Scott

If Texas could speak, what would it say? Surely, the voice of Texas is the voice of her people. Writer and radio personality Tweed Scott traveled 4,000 miles back and forth across this vast and varied state, collecting interviews from Texans about that their home state means to them. Black and white photos.

Softcover, 286 pp.