Marsha Diane Arnold's Books
Mar.30.2004
The cows in Lily's herd are always dignified as they walk to the barn. But Lily would rather prance and dance. So Lily travels the world, searching for a place where she fits in. An uplifting story for anyone who's ever felt different from the herd.
Oct.19.1998
From Publishers Weekly Though he may have the appearance of a tall tale hero, Arnold's (Heart of a Tiger) protagonist is inspired by a real 61-year-old Australian farmer who won a 542-mile race in 1983. Joshua Summerhayes, an eccentric sheep farmer from Blue Gum Creek, and his sidekick, Yellow Dog, enter the 12th annual Koala-K Race from Melbourne to Sydney. With the help...
Oct.01.1995
Little Four is a small, timid kitten, but inside, he has a big dream - to give himself a name on Naming Day that is as magnificent as the Bengal tiger's.
About Marsha Diane
A "born storyteller" is how the media describes Marsha Diane Arnold. Marsha describes herself as a "late bloomer". She grew up on a farm in Kansas and attended a two-room country schoolhouse. Her favorite activity was reading; she...
Causes Marsha Diane Arnold Supports
Defenders of Wildlife, International Wolf Center, World Wildlife Fund, Cornell Lab of Ornithology, National Public Broadcasting