Short Stories

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601. The Good Witches by Joanne Sher  
     This is an historical fiction piece based on real people - the Good family - from the Salem Witch Trials.
     
     
602. WHEN THE WIND BLOWS by Richard L. Provencher  
     Two pussycats are sort of modern day philosophers. They debate the merits of their neighbor's yard, with its watchful human who makes sure it is a place of refuge for outdoor birds.
     
     
603. THE HOLE STORY by Richard L. Provencher  
     A fantasy adventure involving a father, son, mother, clown and a cow. Do you believe in the power of a wish?
     
     
604. UGG...YAAK by Richard L. Provencher  
     What happens when a young fisherman brings home some neat trout and no one wishes to help clean them? They want to share in the feast, of course.
     
     
605. CALL OF THE LOONS 2nd version by Richard L. Provencher  
     Loons, plus a grandfather and grandson equals a great weekend trip. And the boy learns valuable lessons about a family he hopes to take home to his own.
     
     
606. AND THE SKY SANG by Richard L. Provencher  
     A little girl is afraid of the dark, and daddy helps her overcome her fears. This is a story for all parents and their lovely children who need regular support to chase away the shadows at night.
     
     
607. URSUS sf by Richard L. Provencher  
     In a far away place, animals rule the countryside. A military expedition has been sent to repel invaders and sharp claws are preparing for battle.
     
     
608. JUST PALS by Richard L. Provencher  
     Meeting your foster child for the first time is a nerve-wracking experience for all concerned. However, when necessary, all are rewarded with new and lasting relationships.
     
     
609. AT RED ROCK by Richard L. Provencher  
     Kiting is more than allowing your spool of line running through your fingers. It's also hanging on when the wind lifts you into the air.
     
     
610. THE KEEPER OF THE ROSE by Richard L. Provencher  
     A child's outlook is very simple. Grandma Dorothy should be at home so we could go fishing, he thinks. But she has Alzheimer's and one more important thing, some precious memories.
     
     
611. THE GIFT by Richard L. Provencher  
     Death is not fully understood by a young son. His dad is gone. But where the boy wonders, as he stifles his crying that must come to relieve his pain.
     
     
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     If.
     If I ever was in love, I’d…
     I’d write a story.
     
     
613. LOST AND FOUND by Richard L. Provencher  
     Troy did what many people do, when lost; they panic. Somehow he manages to keep his senses, and has a chance to review how he should have done things differently with mom.
     
     
614. LEGEND sf by Richard L. Provencher  
     Many years in the future, on New Earth, a young fellow and his mom are struggling to survive. Life is not easy, especially since dad passed on. Then the boy's true identity is revealed.
     
     
615. HELLO AND BYE-BYE by Richard L. Provencher  
     Shopping with mom for the first time in a new town is an adventure. Especially when you get to walk by her side instead of having to hold her hand.
     
     
616. HAND-TOUCH-CRASH by Richard L. Provencher  
     Young children are such a blessing, even when they get into everything. Yipes, here comes mommy now. Run!
     
     
617. FROM A BOY'S HEART by Richard L. Provencher  
     Mitchell is in a panic. He didn't get mom and dad a Christmas gift yet. What to do? Oh yes, the little boy thinks.
     
     
618. A FEW MORE COOKIES by Richard L. Provencher  
     Fostering children is very worthwhile. This story is a conversation between two foster children-brothers, speaking about the possibility of getting adopted.
     
     
619. Little Is Much When God Is There by LaNaye Perkins  
     Their life is surrounded with conveniences that neither appreciate. There is no gratitude in their hearts toward God for all He has provided. They are both a picture of discontentment, and peace eludes their souls.
     
     
620. NO TONGUE by Richard L. Provencher  
     A young aboriginal boy has to deal with the world outside the reserve. And his grandfather helps him.
     
     
621. JUST A LITTLE HIKE by Richard L. Provencher  
     Michael and Andre learn the difference between being careful and not listening to their moms. An adventure in a park.
     
     
622. SONGS OF THE LOONS by Richard L. Provencher  
     The outdoors is such a pleasant place to visit for a grandpa and grandson. Especially when loons come to visit.
     
     
623. MOTHER AND BABY CHICK by Richard L. Provencher  
     Loons are very family oriented. They select a home, some distant bay, raise their family and live a busy and fruitful life. Such beautiful creatures.
     
     
624. GRANDPA'S DEEP SEA FISHING TRIP by Richard L. Provencher  
     Grandpa has a special treat for his grandson, Colin. A fishing trip on the Atlantic Ocean, outside of Halifax, Nova Scotia. What an adventure this will be!
     
     
625. FRIENDSHIPS by Richard L. Provencher  
     Edward's dad left he and his mom and he's happy his neighbor is taking him on an outdoor trip. The boy soon learns there is much to admire about the woods and the animals who wish to live there.
     
     
626. DANCING IN THE SHADOWS by Richard L. Provencher  
     A doe and her young one must deal with the reality of hunters in their beloved woods. Using skill and agility, these outdoor creatures strive for survival. Will they make it?
     
     
627. WHEN MEMORIES COLLIDE by Richard L. Provencher  
     Kenny has a problem. His mom wants to marry again, and he isn't in favor of her choice. Now there's another great person he knows from his paper route. Too bad Larry's married.
     
     
628. A MODERN FABLE by Richard L. Provencher  
     This story is a modern day fantasy on how the first eagle came to a valley. This story has been passed down from one feathery generation to the next.
     
     
629. THE HIKE by Richard L. Provencher  
     Walt and dad are heading out on a snowshoe hike, the first time for the boy. He doesn't want to bung up the trip, but he does. Why can't he and his dad get along better?
     
     
630. THE GIFT OF GOOD TIMES by Richard L. Provencher  
     Paul and his dad aren't getting along well these days. They hardly do anything together anymore. He has a mad on and a new friend helps Paul get over it.
     
     

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